Several organizations including deputy chief minister TR Zeliang have condemned the May 25 incident in Tizit where Tizit Area Student’s Union Action committee chairman, Ahoa Konyak was hacked to death by an alleged drug peddler.
The Lotha Students’ Union (LSU) has condemned the “brutal murder” of Ahoa Konyak, chairman of the action committee Tizit Area Students’ Union (TASU) DIMAPUR The Lotha Students’ Union (LSU) has condemned the “brutal murder” of Ahoa Konyak, chairman of the action committee Tizit Area Students’ Union (TASU), who was hacked to death on May 25 at Tizit by an alleged drug peddler. “The Lotha Students’ Union condemns such inhumane and barbaric act perpetrated by the accused Menshan Konyak while the TASU were conducting an official inspection to curb the menace of illicit drug peddling and usage in the area,” LSU stated in a condemnation note. Also read: Student leader on anti-drug drive hacked to death in Tizit While demanding befitting punishment to the accused, the union also appealed to the authorities concerned to enforce a policy to eradicate the trafficking and usage of drugs and substances in the state.
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DIMAPUR Deputy Chief Minister, TR Zeliang, and various organisations have vehemently condemned the murder of Ahoa Konyak, chairman of the action committee of Tizit Area Students’ Union (TASU), who was killed on May 25 at Namsa Tizit under Mon district by a drugs peddler while on official duty. TR Zeliang: The deputy chief minister, TR Zeliang, while condemning the incident, has appealed to all concerned to cooperate with the investigation agency in order to carry out the investigation without fear or favour so that justice is delivered at the earliest. He further conveyed condolence to bereaved family members and prayed for peace of the departed soul. ENWO: The Eastern Nagaland Women Organisation (ENWO) has also condemned the murder of a student leader from Tizit by an alleged drug peddler and called upon the government to eradicate the menace of alcohol and drugs abuse in the state, which has become a threat to the society. ENWO urged the law enforcing authorities to award befitti
Following the incident, TASU, in a circular, asked the public and shopkeepers of Tizit jurisdiction to shutter down for 24 hours till Friday to mourn the killing of its Action Committee chairman.