The NTPRADAO (PJ) hails and appreciate the State government for finally taking a concrete cabinet decision in recalling the list of IAS inductees sent to the DoPT and ordering a review of the entire process. The decision went in favour as per Joint Coordination Committee (JCC) demand in more than 40 days of struggle for justice for meritocracy and fairness.
As per some reliable sources out of the many Naga Intellectual’s covering the entire length and breadth of Nagaland who lended their internal support to the JCC cause with their brilliant write-up contributions, sharing comparative analysis, inputs on masterful rebuttals to the State government at every stage and other counter measures; a name shines out in the personage of Shri. Hayithung Bill Lotha, former Lok Sabha MP Candidate for extending his unique intellectual ideations, deep analysis and right moral direction “an all-round back-hand” akin to support forthcoming consistently in ultimately ending the more than 40 days of the JCC strike deadlock on a positive note. It may seem that ‘the silent operator Hayithung Bill Lotha’ is a shadowy figure in a far distance from behind the scene on the Joint Coordination Committee (JCC) movement for IAS induction yet a potent ingredients in the finishing line. Minds change when atmosphere and climate changes with a looming noose around the neck of the state government of a mass movement of epic proportions if it would not have heeded to JCC and went on unrelenting indefinitely.
The mass uprising would have been compelled in tune with the overwhelming majority of the public mood and their collective wishes.
The NTPRADAO (PJ) without any iota of doubt appreciates organizations like the Central Nagaland Tribes Council (CNTC), Dimapur Naga Student’s Union (DNSU) and NSF for coming out in lending support, but it came a little bit in late hours especially for NSF before the last final minutes before the inking of an amicable settlement end. The organization cautions that next time round on such critical issues concerning the welfare of entire Nagas, the various CSO’s must be alert and pledge their support from the beginning and must also be consistent at all stages because it matters a lot beyond measures.
( Mhabemo Lotha), President
( S. Andrew), Secretary General
( Kiholi Sumi), General Secretary
(Temjen Ao), Executive Member