In Kohima unknown criminals destroys Naga club building
In Kohima unknown criminals destroys Naga club building
Nagaland: The Naga Club building in the heart of Kohima city was vandalized and damaged by unknown miscreants on the morning of May 27.
The Naga Club building housed the offices of the Naga Students Federation (NSF), the apex organization of Naga students and youth, as well as various stores and a printing press, as well as the offices of the Kohima Press Club and All Nagaland College Students Union.
According to the first report, the incident took place around 3 pm, Kohima Additional SP, Relo T Aye said, adding that they have received an FIR from the NSF and a four-member Special Investigation Team (SIT). An inquiry is being conducted and lead by himself.
Taking to his Twitter handle, the Nagaland Chief Minister wrote, “I strongly condemn the vandalism of the building in Kohima which houses NSF and ANCSU office and some shops. In a civilized society private and Respect for government property is fundamental. I appeal to all rights-citizens to think about maintaining peace and harmony.”
Police have recovered a variety of tools, including knives used by the miscreants and sharp materials used to vandalize the workplace, and investigations are ongoing.
NSF President Kegwayhun Tep told reporters here, “We were protecting and protecting the Naga Club building as a heritage of the Naga people, but it is very unfortunate that miscreants not only damaged the building but also It is suspected that Naga historical records have also been destroyed,” NSF president Kegwayhun Tep told reporters here.
“I got the information around 4 am, and by the time I reached there, those people had already left,” he said, adding that while the culprits have not been identified, the FIR at the North police station in Kohima. has been entered.
Earlier, on May 25, a student leader was allegedly killed by a suspected drug dealer in Nagaland’s Mon district.
The victim has been identified as Ahoa Konyak, chairman of the Tizit Area Students Union (TASU) Action Committee of the district.
Police, confirming the report, said that the accused, identified as Mansion Konyak, had been set ablaze by a mob.
A police officer in Namsa said they received information that around 9:30 a.m. a TASU team led by Konyak was conducting a surprise drug check at a house when the owner of the house attacked him with a knife, killing him on the spot.
