Opposition to the proposed installation of the Indian Air Force (IAF) Mountain Radar System in Pfutsero is intensifying, with the Naga National Council/Federal Government of Nagaland (NNC/FGN) becoming the first Naga Political Group to publicly oppose the reported project.
The NNC/FGN declared that it “will never allow” such a move not only in Pfutsero but across Nagaland.
In a statement issued on May 18 by the Secretary of the Killo Ministry, Federal Government of Nagaland, the NNC/FGN described the proposed radar system as that of an “aggressor” and expressed outright prohibition against its installation.
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“The Naga National Council and the Federal Government of Nagaland (NNC/FGN) will never allow the proposed installation of the aggressor’s Indian Air Force (IAF) Mountain Radar System not only at Pfutsero but also across the entire Nagaland,” the statement said.
