Eastern Nagaland | Indefinite bandh lifted in eastern Nagaland

Eastern Nagaland

The indefinite complete lockdown in six districts of Eastern Nagaland has been withdrawn with immediate effect. The decision to cancel the lockdown imposed from April 18 has been informed in a circular issued by the Eastern Nagaland Public Emergency Control Room.

Meanwhile, Eastern Nagaland People's Organization (ENPO), tribal bodies, Eastern Nagaland Women's Organization (ENWO) and Eastern Naga Students Federation (ENSF) expressed gratitude to the citizens, especially village officials, women, political party workers and all the volunteers. Has expressed. The commitment to the common cause and the invaluable role played by each of them in ensuring the success of the historic mass boycott of the Lok Sabha elections held on Friday.

In a statement issued through the Media Cell of Eastern Nagaland Public Emergency, the organizations acknowledged that the public support has strengthened their resolve and encouraged their efforts to advocate the interest and aspirations of the citizens of Eastern Nagaland, and Said remarkable performance will not go unnoticed.With organizations running successful boycott campaigns in six districts of Eastern Nagaland and complete silence at 738 polling stations, he claimed that the region has given a resounding message of dissent and solidarity, reflecting the collective voice and will of the people.

ENPO, tribal bodies, ENWO and ENSF also expressed gratitude to Sumi Youth Organization and Dimapur AO Youth Organization for showing deep concern and solidarity with the citizens of Eastern Nagaland in such a time of conflict and pain.

According to the organizations, the abstention from voting demonstrated their displeasure and asserted their right to demand recognition of the movement, for which they chose peaceful resistance rather than confrontation.

They said that the successful boycott with overwhelming solidarity sent a powerful message through action to those at the helm of power that the voice of the people of Eastern Nagaland can no longer be ignored or silenced.

"It also highlighted the unprecedented level of growing solidarity among the EN community. We want to assure our citizens that we remain steadfast in our commitment to seek justice, and we will persevere in our efforts until our goals are achieved "

Furthermore, ENPO said it looks forward to continued support from each of the stakeholders, emphasizing that by fostering committed public participation and cooperation, they can work together to achieve the common objectives and dreams of Eastern Nagaland. This will pave the way for a brighter and more prosperous future. For future generations.

The organization stressed that it strongly believes that the Chief Minister also appreciates that the citizens of Eastern Nagaland have always supported his leadership from DAN-1 to the present.

Today, as we demonstrate our outrage through mass boycott in a democratic manner, we urge them to refrain from exerting any political influence on our 20 MLAs and government employees of Eastern Nagaland region under any circumstances.

They announced that the citizens of Eastern Nagaland would stand by him in any political adverse situation.

They advised all citizens to avoid passing any negative comments against any leader, individual or group on various social media platforms.