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While having a ceasefire agreement in place only to continue the policies of development aggression and increase of military mobilisations and entrenchment activities by your government, an attempt to keep the Nagas hostage and our rights blatantly violated must end, the Naga frontal organisations said.
In order to create a favourable environment for constructive engagement, the Government of India must repeal AFSPA of 1958 from all the Naga inhabited areas, the Naga Hoho stated.
Following the charge sheet, the Nagaland Government sought permission from the Union government to act against the persons named in the charge sheet.
The SIT has accused the team commander of “deliberate omissions” and has alleged that his subsequent violent actions and cover-ups claimed the lives of 13 tribal men.
A special investigation team, constituted by the Nagaland government, alleged that standard operation procedures and the rules of engagement were not followed by Army personnel.