The Angami Public Organisation (APO) and Kohima Village Council (KVC) have made a joint appeal to the leaders of Naga Club and Naga Students Federation (NSF) regarding the ongoing tussle between the club and the students’ body over the Naga Club building in Kohima Town.
In a joint press release, APO and KVC suggested four points for both parties to adopt so that the situation does not escalate any further while working to resolve the issue permanently.
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The four points of appeal are:
1) To cease issuing press statements, say or do anything against each other which may only aggravate the situation.
2) To allow any willing and voluntary third party to mediate for restoring normalcy and bring about a meaningful reconciliation outside of the legal court at the earliest possible.
3) Request the Naga Club not to take up any activity at the site if the current volatile public sentiments for and against.
4) Request the NSF to withdraw FIR soonest possible as a good gesture to find an amicable solution acceptable and honourable to both the parties.
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