The Naga Students’ Federation (NSF) has announced that it would be upsizing its office at Naga Solidarity Park, Kohima until an honourable and suitable arrangement was arrived at vis-à-vis the Naga Club building ownership issue. This follows a resolution adopted in this regard at the federation’s Emergency Federal Assembly held on December 14, 2023 pursuant to the December 9, 2023 letter from the Angami Public Organisation (APO) and Kohima Village Council (KVC) reaffirming their June 28, 2023 as “irreversible, deemed just and unbiased” and insisted that NSF office at Naga Club building should be vacated on or before December 31, 2023.
Dimapur, July 24 (EMN): The Naga Students’ Federation (NSF) on Sunday issued a public statement on the “issue of dispute” with regard to the Naga Club building in Kohima and the eviction order issued to the federation to vacate the premises. Clarifying on the allegations made by “some individuals who recently formed a Naga Club” that the NSF had not paid house rent since May 1983 till date, the federation questioned how it would pay rent to an organisation which was formed “only in 2017/2018?” “The main allegation as per their ‘Notice to vacate’ says: ‘That your esteemed organisation has paid Rs 500/- (five hundred only), in rent for the month of April 1983 on 07.04.1983, after which you have never paid our Naga Club house rent from May 1983 till date’. “It may be noted that in 1983 Late Vizolie Sorhie, the then President NSF and his General Secretary Eno. Imkong L Imchen among other officials, were approached by Naga Club office bearers and Naga Elders C