Nagaland Conflict & Armed Forces Special Powers Act in Northeast India

[@benkikon399]

I really admire BINA LAKSHMI ❤️❤️❤️she have a very strong heart and a courageous and brilliant women 💌💌😍😍😍❤️❤️

[@ronsuoezong1013]

Hats of to Rose Marry on her very effective participation in the panel which discucussed the Naga issue. Wish every Naga participant in such a panel, can present the Naga case in the way Rose Marry did it.

[@ronsuoezong1013]

Wish her all tge best in the days to come. God bless her.

[@ronsuoezong1013]

Correction. Wish her all the best in the days to come too. God bless her.

[@Rexmellee]

Thank you all for the wonderful talk. We have learned a lot from it. Naga declared independence on 14 Aug 1947 and India got independence on 15 Aug 1947. Naga celebrates independence one day before India's Independence day. This says it all.

[@vamosrudy761]

Nothing more to explain more than what Madam Rosemary Dzuvichu have explained. God bless Nagaland. ✋☝✊.

[@Cherry77789]

This is truly a voice of Northeast . AFSPA has to be taken off . Thank you very much for this panel

[@olongdx9060]

hold more session, it's really an eye opening.. 👍

[@namritannbung6412]

Thank you sir for your great support for Nagas.

[@ANI-wu1zi]

Thankyou so much all the penalists to have focus our problems to let the global peoples know it .

[@yashahkonyak2852]

Thankyou Sir, for the update of news for the naga's political History.Sir, you all are have been seen from the beginning to till date we have been waiting for fruitful of nagaland political solution problems tirelessly, but the central government is not considered to solve the issue. Pray for the naga's political solution problems.

[@neiseangami4689]

Kudos to our sis Rosemary

[@Langacivilization22]

Whether government of India recognise it or not Nagas celebrate independence day on 14 August every year and have own Naga National flag, constitution and standing Naga Army approximately 40k to60k. Let the rainbow flag🇨🇩 be fly higher. Kuknalim(victory to Nagalim)

[@priscl5901]

LGBTQ = 🌈 🏳‍🌈🙄

[@stephenkikon2871]

40k to 60k tho mesa ase .

[@kutsnaga6349]

Flags host not openly.

[@kutsnaga6349]

I'm living in nagaLAND

[@anuisainyiu]

Thank you

[@nancylohe986]

I am really happy and grateful about What Ma'am Dzuvichu have shared about Naga peoples sufferings (Due to political conflict ...) in a clear and precise manner (My one wish ....has been fulfilled ) And I think it's really important that we as 'Nagas' we let the world know how in the past , Nagas have suffered at the hands of Indian Army and AFSPA Act, reason is not so to stir up animosity and fight among people.... but to let people ' know ' and' ' Remember' as part of our history,and because the pain and sufferings of our ancestors is worth mentioning(Esp. through dialogues and conversation like one of this platform though it has been written in books..,) and their story deserves respect and should be paid attention to Mainly , Not to repeat and allow such kind of acts to happen in the future in any part of our country.Thank you !!

[@haydenNaga]

Let the world hear our Story.....

[@mosakb2050]

Sending lots of love 💕💕💕 from###RuralLifestylesOfNaga From Nagaland. (Konyak, Mon District) Thank you so much 💓 for your concerned 💓💓💓

[@theingenious8197]

We want complete independence from India it's our right to have freedom enough blood has been shed.

[@chongshenchang9367]

Kudos to you all. All of the Panelists were dynamic speakers with lots of hope, love and dreams for our own home land to keep it safe and sound from this Draconian law. Thank you all. 👍👍👍 These voices should be heard loud and clear all over the world.

[@limakalaimsong5121]

0 mk kal ll po

[@nishantthakur3357]

India is one

[@Anticipation-24]

Great conversation God bless u all.

[@Oldgunnr]

What Rosemary said is true, we cannot view AFSPA in isolation when we have so many unresolved domestic political issues, that sums up all our problem.

[@mayangimchen5970]

Madam hw many more years to wait,i heard since class 7

[@sairelmoarphamaku3172]

Wonderful discussion. Thank you to all the panelists. Thank you host of the this webinar. Let the cries of voiceless people be heard in all the four corners of the world. Peace prevails!🕊

[@sendakan666]

As someone from the South of India, this was interesting and eye opening. The words of Shri Iralu, especially, were deep and wise. The Act must be repealed and the full force of democracy allowed to flourish. But I am aware that there are also local complications that need to be resolved at the same time. Wish the best to everyone.

[@moatemsuwalling5781]

And I thought I knew history and politics... 😒😔 And ma'am Bina, "Thank you". Needless to say more...

[@stephenkikon2871]

We the Nagas want independence.

[@AR777bomb]

So glad to learn that our freedom struggle is starting to be known internationally. We need to make more noise tho!

[@nnit5779]

Very insightful.... Peace...!

[@peterzimik7985]

How many countries of the world through this media of learned panelists would know more about the Nagas, their land being disintegrated through different neighbouring States and a country Myanmar, their relentless aspirations ( despite Indian's dangerous law called Armed Special Power Act 1958 )to have their own independent nation called Nagalim, etc could be the points many may raise. But the most important question is when and how India respecting Geneva Agreement, would finally leave the Nagas to decide their own fate ?

[@henry-he3ln]

ASFPA should be a topic for debate internationally. Since 1958, this areas especially the naga areas have been suffering silently and unexposed. Its an occupation by foreign forces... forces that are alien to the victims in all respects. Thanks and appreciate your understanding.

[@theingenious8197]

The fact is that the unfortunate incident of oting is nothing in compare to the atrocities done to our people under Nehru in the mid and late 50s! During those time there was no internet and the social media is limited but fortunately now the world is much better equipped with that and thus we are glad that the world can see the hidden evil atrocities committed against nagas by Indian army. Long live Nagalim kuknalim.

[@tingshenwangnao7359]

I lost my right thump on Dec 4 2021

[@kutsnaga6349]

For me armed force special power act and president's rule will better , to control backdoor appoints in various dept.

[@kamalkumar7978]

I think it will be better if Indian universities also start talking about atrocities on red Indians by the european outsiders/settlers and ongoing discrimination aganist black and native populations. Also, atrocities on neighbouring countries like Cuba and Mexcio by the neighbouring foreign forces. Now, when talking about topics like Nagaland and afspa discussions must involve parties from all the sides so as not to keep it as apparently biased. Otherwise discussions like these will seem more like propagandas instead of awareness programs. I as an Indian also believe that afspa should be removed from not just Nagaland but the entire northeast India eventually and sooner and better approach should be implemented like developement and recognition of the actual history. There has been enough bloodshed and this must stop. However, for the current analysis of the scenario both sides must be there on the panel. Discussions on this issue is like having a panel of only the Texas people demanding a different country and including other people in the panel.

[@tewetsokapfo7267]

Naga is bullet of India

[@hanpongmethdahu6797]

AFSPA SHOULD BE REMOVE FROM OUR STATE NAGALAND.... Central or mainland India usually play blame game with the Tribal people......

[@benjaminkikon8456]

Very good subject to discuss,need of the hour.

[@ayiemor9531]

Well done.... Good Job...👍👍👍

[@shuyevekezo3427]

Thank you the host and all penalists for exposing the hidden truths about the Nagas and their sufferings in the hands of India military forces, GoI and Govt of Myanmar which have been not made known to the peace and freedom loving citizens of the world. Western nations especially Great Britain should correct the historical mistake it has committed when it left Nagas in the cruel hands of India; USA and others who claims as champion of democracy and human rights, should come to Nagaland and see for yourselves what really had happened and what's still happening in this part of the globe. Your eyes of human rights shouldn't be biased. You can see Uighurs in China, Afghans, North Korea, Myanmar, but you are blind when it comes to Naga lives in the hands of the so called world's largest democracy India.

[@marthaangami4035]

Great 🙌👌

[@jenpuirongmei863]

Thank you panelists please keep going for the sake of justice in our land

[@rayray2102]

Nice

[@kegwasangsemp9821]

I consider AFSPA is violating 1. Article 21 of Indian constitution . 2. Seventh schedule of the Indian constitution .i.e Law and order is a state subject & not centre government subject . Hence consider AFSPA as UNCONSTITUTION . If some of our Indian Legislators or centre government not doing justice of review . It must be put up in supreme court of India for scarpping this AFSPA based on the above 2 points in the CONSTITUTION of INDIA .

[@stephenkikon2871]

Great job

[@suraj.s267]

I don't care what foreigners think about india until we have naga regiment and youth of Nagaland who are serving indian army proudly As an indian i can proudly say no one have guts to question about our integrity From kibithu to guharmoti From indira point to indira call India we remain akhand

[@thepatriot5011]

Indian served in the British Army prior to Indian Independence. It's more about surviving than showing Patriotism.

[@buddhu3681]

@@thepatriot5011 oh really than who was shubash chandra bose who make their own army don't study on whatsapp University

[@hozhetoshikhu250]

India is a very big country ,the largest democracy in the contemporary world. Yet it does not have a big heart to admit that the massacre of innocent people was wrong. Trying everything to twist, and justifying the act by saying that it was a case mistaken identity. "Its a shameful for the one of the world's most advanced and powerful army to fail in their intelligent net work before the ambush" Anyway any thinking human beings may vividly see that it was a murder. And Big bro has to admit it and say SORRY.

[@thunglamoodyuo5993]

Yes, this is very much inspiring moment when I watch and listen the whole webner contributions by the speakers and panelist for voicing out our atrocities and injustice done by the military under ASPA Act in Nagaland and whole northeast India including Kashmir. Kudos to Harvard University viz South East Asian Study Center and most notably 'A House of Listening' voice out by Niketu Iralu, Thank you all once again👍🏻

[@rsbunglung7169]

Q

[@rescuemeal-4262]

We ,from mainland support repelling of afspa from northeast but not from kashmir..

[@namritannbung6412]

Thank you so much sir for your great message for our state Nagaland, Godbless you in the name of our saviourJesus Christ Amen.

[@hukhetosema1077]

Ye

[@bakimningthouja6937]

Thanks for supporting us ....... But from my experience it will take time to become a developed country in india......like 20 or 21 years

[@whitesnake2423]

Proganda wow

[@thungonlam3233]

We want justice

[@hanpongmethdahu6797]

Please invite those native villager or representative next time for meaningful conversation and for details information..... Civilization has reached in such a way that most of the leaders from that particular villager do can express their resentment over those issues......primary information is the needs of an hour.....

[@akum7976]

Where is world human rights community. High time to put an end to afspa from north east india.

[@rho992]

There are no indigenous people anywhere in the world. Humans have been nomads wandering and when in contact with other tribes, war. All of us have migrated and our ancestors have either been killed, raped and absorbed in other tribes or our tribes have done it. There are no pure people only mixed. ALL PEOPLE EVERYWHERE. Human history is filled with it, including nagas (I am not naga) . Nagas is todays identity. 100 years ago it was only warring tribes, what did headhunting mean? It meant nomadic movement and acquisition of new settlements.. and what happened to the tribe who lost? Heads cut, women taken as slaves,raped...same for kukis.. infact same for anywhere in the world... It is only the last 50-100 years when we humans have learned tolerance and terms like "human rights" which is good and its only going to get better as times passes.

[@sanjo9877]

How can I say there is racism when one of my best friend is naga studying in the same college as like the other people do...... I'm Bodo....

[@thepatriot5011]

Does he represent the whole Nagas?

[@MIZOHLIMTHLA6781]

Pan card hi a ngai ngei ngei em

[@kekungdibowangchang3900]

👍

[@mayangimchen5970]

This act shld stay n Nagaland on,i supprt central govt bt thy shld use n proper way.

[@nyamnyeilk1554]

Shallot the host and panelists

[@sanjo9877]

I'm from boro tribe northeast .....stop doing propogenda.......please

[@tlkonang8236]

What propaganda?

[@moalongkumer9988]

It's not the propaganda okay bro please comment respectfully because we are human being.

[@student3833]

What propaganda...please we are humans and our human rights have been violated for 70 years

[@yanilotep1260]

Any sane person in his right mind wouldn't comment on other's history the way you do. Any way, bless u coz u don't know what u are talking about.

[@athanshimrah9705]

Little learning is dangerous.plz.read full content under AFSPA. Don't misinterpret because the Nagas are peace loving people who always speak the truth.

[@freedomofspeech4761]

The more they extend Afspa the more insurgency will grow.. there will be no peace in our land( Nagaland) as long as Afspa is concerned.. This draconian law should revoked immediately before things go out of hand ...No matter what comes in our fight, we will fight till death ..Kuknalim 💪🦵🦵🦵