RAW successfully splits last Naga militant group NSCN-K

[Mighty Lion]

https://m.timesofindia.com/india/in...engineer-nscnk-split/articleshow/66043121.cms

Prabin Kalita | TNN | Updated: Oct 23, 2018, 03:10 IST

India along with Myanmar have jointly completed a surgical split in the Myanmar-based NSCN (K) — one faction comprising Indian Nagas and the other faction of Myanmarese Nagas, mostly the Pangmi tribe (Heimi) of founder leader Shangwang Shangyung Khaplang, who died last year.

• 
  
  
  
  This is the third time that India pulled off such a strike. In 2003, it convinced Bhutan to launch a military offensive to drive out Ulfa, NDFB and Kamatapur Liberation Organization, who had based their headquarters there. In 2009, India got Bangladesh to cleanse its territory of Ulfa. Not only the outfit’s top leaders were handed over to India, but the strike successfully split the outfit into two — a pro-talks faction and an anti-talks faction (led by
  
  Paresh Baruah
  
  ).
  
  
  The joint bloodless strike by the two countries yielded the results within a little over a year since the death of Khaplang and appointment of Indian-origin Khango Konyak as his successor.
  
  
  India held back an announcement of the peace solution with seven Naga groups, including NSCN (IM), to give time to Myanmar to play its part. Subsequently, Myanmar stepped up military pressure on NSCN(K) in Sagaing region and after its Union Peace Conference at capital city of Naypyidaw in July declared that the outfit will not be allowed to sign the
  
  Nationwide Ceasefire Agreement
  
  (NCA) until it drops demand for an independent Naga homeland covering Naga inhabited areas on both sides of Myanmar-India border.
  
  
  “The NSCN(K) is a peculiar case, whose demand involved interests of two countries, who are also neighbours. There could not have been a peace agreement with two countries. Either they had to stick to Myanmar territory or the Indian territory. NSCN(K) has already signed a ceasefire agreement with Myanmar in 2012 and abrogated another such agreement with India in 2015,” a source said.
  
  
  “The day Khango became the chairman, India knew it had the best possible chance for India to convince an Indian-origin leadership for peace talks. We don’t want to leave behind any group outside the peace process in
  
  Nagaland
  and bringing NSCN(K) on board was extremely crucial,” the source added.
  
  
  Last month, the Myanmar faction led by its new ‘chairman’ Yung Aung, nephew of Khaplang, “impeached’ Konyak and sent him and his Indian followers packing out of the base at Taga. In the meantime, the Aung faction gave its nod to Myanmar to accept the condition for signing the NCA.
  
  
  The Konyak faction on arrival in Nagaland claimed that they were the real NSCN(K) and Konyak was the legitimate chairman and sent out feelers to facilitators that they are considering entering the peace process with the Centre. The Aung faction shot back that they were the real NSCN(K) and ‘sacked’ Konyak and all of his men.
  
  
  Konyak’s information secretary Isak Sumi in his Facebook post said, “There cannot exist two parallel NSCN/GPRN in Nagaland, the Myanmar NCA secessionist group led by a Hindu and a Meitei half-breed Yonghong (Yung Aung), an arch opponent of Naga integration must never be allowed to create any disturbances in Nagaland, Nagas from India occupied territories must understand that NSCN/GPRN led by Khango is the only legitimate organisation. Few Nagas from India who are still affiliated to Yonghong group must also seriously contemplate their fate once NCA is implemented, they would be compelled to become Myanmar citizen or to finally surrender before India because even the GOI will not offer ceasefire to a handful of desperate people without base or refuge.”
  
  
  
  
  Sumi, in a separate statement, said the Aung faction has entered into a “treacherous deal with Myanmar Juntas at Nyapidaw” and “forfeiting almost a century-old Nagas’ struggle for sovereign independence.”
  

 

[Mighty Lion]

End of terrorism.

 

[Super Falcon]

Well done any one who fights for freedom is militant than ghandi bhaghat singh etc are the biggest militants

 

[hussain0216]

I was waiting for the RAW success article after the ISI hammering india has gotten lately

Im surprised it took this long


They tried their best with the mini surgical strike but to no avail, the bakhts will have to beat their chests with this

 

[Cobra Arbok]

Well done any one who fights for freedom is militant than ghandi bhaghat singh etc are the biggest militants

The difference between your freedom fighters and ours is that ours won and yours are losing left and right. In the modern world might makes right.

On topic: this is good news for the people of Nagaland and bad news for the separatists, their Chinese handlers, and their Pakistani cheerleaders.

 

[babbarsingh]

Great work .

 

[Mustang06]

Well done any one who fights for freedom is militant than ghandi bhaghat singh etc are the biggest militants

Then by that logic so was Jinnah, right?

 

[BHarwana]

Okay just a question if you split one group into 2 now your problem is fighting 2 groups. Is this good or bad?

 

[AyanRay]

Okay just a question if you split one group into 2 now your problem is fighting 2 groups. Is this good or bad?

No, NSCN(k) was the only group who were not willing to sign the naga peace Accord with the Govt of India. That group was spread across the border in both India and Mayanmar and wanted a separate Homeland for them. Now the group is split between the Indian and Mayanmar faction. The Indian faction lead by Khango, a Indian born Naga. He is more than willing to sign the peace Accord. The Mayanmari faction has no presence in India and is not our headache anymore. Btw do read what the Naga peace Accord is

 

[babbarsingh]

Okay just a question if you split one group into 2 now your problem is fighting 2 groups. Is this good or bad?

Strength divided, easy to annihilate.