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Vol XXXII No. 309

DIMAPUR, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2022 Pages 16 ` 5.00

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News on ED summons to Rio false: NDPP

61st Subroto Cup: Nagaland wins NPCC ASKS GOVERNOR TO DISMISS GOVT FOR FAIR PROBE Under-17 boys title after 42 years DIMAPUR, OCT 13 (NPN): Ruling Nationalist Democratic Progressive Party (NDPP) has condemned reports published in a national daily, that state chief minister Neiphiu Rio was summoned for questioning

by Enforcement Directorate (ED) at Rangaphar Military Station last month.

The report was also widely circulated on social media was also picked by the Nagaland Pradesh Congress Committee (NPCC) president K. Therie, who demanded immediate dismissal of the NDPP-led UDA coalition government for alleged financial irregularities.

The report in a national newspaper, claimed that Rio was questioned for several hours at Rangapahar military cantonment in connection with “the nonexistent high court building at Kohima” for which a total amount of Rs 70 crore was withdrawn despite the project remaining still incomplete.

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Power shutdown in 4 districts on Oct 15

DIMAPUR, OCT 13 (NPN): Power department has informed that there would be shutdown of 132/66/33kV 2x100MVA Nagarjan sub-station on October 15 from 6 a.m. to 9 a.m. to facilitate routine maintenance of 132kV Busbar, 132/66kV 100MVA transformer & 132/33kV 100MVA transformer. During the period, power supply to the districts of Dimapur, Chumoukedima, Niuland and Peren will be affected.

While acknowledging inconvenience, the department has sought cooperation from all.

2-wheeler taxi permit

DIMAPUR, OCT 13 (NPN): State government has notified fresh ceiling limit for issue of two-wheeler taxi permit in each district.

As per the notification, Kohima district has been allotted 150 two-wheeler taxi permits, Mokokchung district 75, Tuensang 50, Mon 50, Wokha 50, Zunheboto 50, Dimapur 200 and Phek 50.

The notification stated that all other conditions would remain the same.

Naga Natl prayer day

DIMAPUR, OCT 13 (NPN): Council of Nagalim Churches (CNC) has appealed to all join the inaugural service of the ‘Naga National Prayer Day’ to be held on October 16 at 11 a.m. at Agri Expo, 4th Mile Diphupar, Chümoukedima.

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File photo of the incomplete High Court complex at Meriema, Kohima.

munication Committee condemned the report as “malicious false news” which was “fabricated and spread by unscrupulous elements” solely with the intention to damage the image and name of the chief minister whom it described as one of the tallest leaders Nagaland had produced.

The party asserted that such acts of maligning the name and image of any person, let alone a chief minister, was “highly unacceptable and unbecoming” in society which ought to be condemned by every right-

thinking citizen. NDPP also assured the people of Nagaland that all legalities were being put in place in order to “identify and apprehend the source of this false and defamatory news” and that all legal actions would be taken so that such acts were not committed in the future.

The party also reaffirmed that the president and rank and file of NDPP collectively stood steadfast with the chief minister and demanded that the state government leave no stone unturned to identify and apprehend the culprits im-

mediately and book them under relevant sections of the law so as to set “an example to deter others from resorting to such malicious acts in the future.”

NPCC demands dismissal of Govt

Meanwhile, referring to a news report, NPCC president K Therie said the CBI had filed two cases and made 30 persons accused.

He also said the enforcement directorate (ED) had filed five cases in connection with the matter.

Therie asked Rio to prove himself clean before the people and if he was not guilty, then should resign on moral grounds since the matter was sub-judice.

Therie said this was to enable the judicial process but expressed doubt if ever Rio would do so.

Therie said in order to uphold the commitment of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah to zero tolerance towards corruption, the state Governor should dismiss the UDA government so as to remove any obstacle against free and fair investigation to deliver justice to the people.

He said in other states the accused either resigned on moral grounds or was dismissed and with many of them in jail. Therie reiterated that the law was the same for all and demanded justice from the governor in this regard.

He also asked BJP to come out clean on the matter if it was not collaborating with the corruption.

Nagaland team with officials after winning the Subroto Cup International Football Tournament in Delhi, Thursday.

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KOHIMA/NEW DELHI, OCT 13 (NPN): Pilgrim Higher Secondary School (PHSS) Dimapur, Nagaland, beat Government Model Higher Secondary School (GMHSS) Chandigarh 1-0 to win the 61st Subroto Cup International Football Tournament Boys Under-17 title here at the famous Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar Stadium in Delhi.

It was a game which Nagaland team dominated, but in the end it took a header in the first-half of extra-time

by Setungchim, to ensure that the prestigious Subroto Cup Boys Under-17 crown came to Nagaland after 42

Supreme Court delivers split verdict on hijab ban

NEW DELHI, OCT 13 (PTI/AGENCIES): Two judges on a Supreme Court bench on Thursday delivered opposing verdicts in the hijab controversy, and asked the Chief Justice to constitute an appropriate bench to adjudicate in the case that stemmed from a ban on wearing the Islamic head covering in Karnataka schools.

While Justice Hemant Gupta dismissed the appeals challenging the March 15 judgement of the Karnataka High Court which had refused to lift the ban, Justice Sudhanshu Dhulia held

Matter to be placed before CJI to set up appropriate bench there shall be no restriction on the wearing of hijab anywhere in the schools and colleges of the state.

Justice Gupta said permitting a community to wear its religious symbols to schools will be an “antithesis to secularism”, but

Justice Dhulia insisted wearing the Muslim headscarf should be simply a “matter of choice”.

With the apex court delivering a split verdict, the high court’s judgement still holds the field. However, the split verdict held off a

permanent resolution of the vexed row over hijab as both judges suggested placing the matter before a larger bench for adjudication.

Writing a separate 73page judgement, Justice Dhulia said, “By asking the girls to take off their hijab before they enter the school gates, is first an invasion on their privacy, then it is an attack on their dignity, and then ultimately it is a denial to them of secular education.”

Justice Gupta, who was heading the bench and wrote a contrary verdict running into 133-pages, answered

Revoke ‘illegal appointments’ in CTC: Chümou CSOs DIMAPUR, OCT 13 (NPN): Chümoukedima civil society organisations (CSOs), which had served 30-day ultimatum on the Municipal Affairs Department (MAD) to revoke the “illegal appointments” in Chümoukedima Town Council (CTC), have extended deadline by another seven days for the department to terminate those newly appointed candidates.

The civil society organisations include Chümoukedima Town Angamimia Mechü Krotho (CTAMK), Chümoukedima Town Women Organisation, Chümoukedima Town Youth Organisation and Chümoukedima Town Students’ Union.

In a statement, CTAMK stated that the civil society organisations on learning about the “illegal appointment” of five candidates at Chümoukedima Town Council approached the Municipal Affairs Department on date September 6, 2022.

According to the Krotho, the CSOs submitted a representation to the department for cancellation of the appointments since there were no vacant posts and appointments were made without following the requisition process of recruitment examination.

Stating that such appointment was “a gross violation of the fundamental rights of the

citizens”, the CTAMK said the bodies cannot accept “this unfair means of recruitment under any circumstance.”

Further, CTAMK maintained that appointment of grade-IV posts in the district had to be filled by the respective indigenous inhabitants of the Chümoukedima district only as per the P&AR notification.

Krotho said that CSOs had served 30-day deadline on the department to revoke the illegal appointments and fill any vacancies through open advertisement.

CTAMK has cautioned that CSOs would launch phase-wise agitation if no positive response was received within seven days.

the 11 questions framed by him for consideration in the matter and said the constitutional goal of fraternity will be defeated if the students are permitted to carry their apparent religious symbols with them to the classroom.

While pronouncing the judgement on a batch of 26 petitions, Justice Gupta said at the outset, “There is divergence of opinion.”

“In view of the divergent views expressed by the bench, the matter be placed before the Chief Justice of India for constitution of an appropriate bench,” the court said.

Committee for hit-and-run motor accidents scheme DIMAPUR, OCT 13 (NPN): State government has constituted a district level committee headed by DC in each district to undertake all functions connected with the implementation of the Compensation to victims of Hit and Run Motor Accidents Scheme, 2022.

The panel will evaluate the progress of implementation and take corrective steps, wherever necessary and submit a report on quarterly basis to the standing committee, including in electronic form.

The report would also include month-wise statistics about the claim applications received, awarded, pending and reasons for pendency. The committee would meet at least once in each quarter with a minimum quorum of three members.

years. It was in 1980, that Government High School Dimapur shared the championship title with Ibemcha Hr Secondary School Manipur since the final match could not be held due to unavoidable circumstances.

Nagaland walked home with Rs 3, 50,000 including trophy and citations while the runners up received Rs 2, 00,000.

The winners received the grand trophy from the chief guest, Chief of Air Staff, Air Chief Marshal V.R. Chaudhari. Nagaland team was led by vice president Nagaland Football Association Mughato Aye as the coach and Akihito Zhimo as the manager.

Red letter day, says Neikha: Advisor for Youth Resources & Sports, Er. Zale Neikha, congratulated the team for winning the prestigious trophy and bringing laurels to the State, adding that it was a red-letter day for Nagaland football to have won such a prestigious tournament.

He said their win epitomised the hardwork put in by the young players. “Our boys from Pilgrim Higher Secondary School, Dimapur representing Nagaland showed their quality to be champions, their teamwork and effort contributed to the success of the trophy,” Neikha said.

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Oil India signs MoU with leading NE varsities to boost research D U L I A JA N, O C T 1 3 (PTI): Oil India Ltd and five leading universities of the Northeast have signed a memorandum of understanding to create meaningful industry-academia collaboration.

The main objective of the MoU is to boost research and development capabilities in the universities and to enhance the understanding the region’s geology, the central PSU said in a release on Thursday.

The OIL signed the agreement with Gauhati University, Dibrugarh University, Manipur University, Nagaland University and Rajiv Gandhi University at the Field Headquarters in Duliajan, Assam, on Wednesday.

OIL chairperson Ranjit Rath pointed out the need for such strategic collabora-

tions to synergise diversified efforts from the industry and academia.

Rath said it was necessary for capacity building and meeting growing demand of oil and gas, creating new ventures for an energy-efficient India in the future.

The main focus of the agreement is in line with the Hydrocarbon Vision 2030 to build a platform for industry-academic collaboration, which can go a long way in not only creating skilled and effective workforce, but also working together for the nation’s energy security.

Rath added that the academic expertise of these prestigious institutions would support the firm’s business activities, while the OIL’s practical competence would aid academic research.

Temporary fireworks license

DIMAPUR, OCT 13 (NPN): Ahead of festive season, the Dimapur police have informed that applications for temporary fireworks license would be issued at the office of the commissioner of police, Dimapur.

In a press release, DCP (crime) and PRO Dimapur police has directed the interested parties to stock and sell fire crackers to obtain Permit/License i.e Form LE-5 after duly filling up Form AE-5.

The form can be obtained from the office of the commissioner of police, Dimapur from October 14-17, 2022.

Trees along Naga Shopping Arcade to be felled HC forms team to inspect medical college DIMAPUR, OCT 13 (NPN): Following the death of two individuals in a freak accident on Wednesday, deputy commissioner (DC) and District Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) Dimapur chairman Sachin Jaiswal has informed that cutting of trees from Nagarjan Police Point to Walford Petrol Pump would begin from October 17-24.

In this regard, Jaiswal informed that all vehicular movement would remain suspended from Old Dhansiri bridge till Nagarjan Police Point form 5 a.m. to 5 p.m. starting from October 17- 24.

There would be total

A file photo Naga Shopping Arcade area. (Source Internet)

power shutdown from 5am to 5 p.m. starting from October 17- 24 for consumers residing in Supermarket area, Circuit House areas and Bank Colony.

Further, any type of cables, wires etc strung between the trees within the stretch of Naga Shopping Arcade (Supermarket) starting from Nagarjan Police Point to

Walford Petrol Pump are to removed before October 16.

Further, the general public has been requested to avoid using the said roads during the execution of the work.

Vendors ordered to shift: Meanwhile, all vegetable vendors and street vendors along the stretch of Super Market starting from Nagarjan Police Point to Walford Petrol Pump have been asked to immediately shift to the newly inaugurated marketing shed located at Supermarket area.

DC warned of action against non-compliance of the order as per relevant provision of DM Act 2005.

DIMAPUR, OCT 13 (NPN): Gauhati High Court Kohima Bench has constituted a four-member team to inspect Kohima Medical College-- Nagaland Institute of Medical Sciences and Research on October 15.

Hearing a petition, a two-judge bench comprising of Justice LS Jamir and Justice Songkhupchung Serto ruled that the inspection team comprising TB Jamir, Tongpok Pongener, Joshua Sheqi and Apila Sangtam would visit the medical college in presence Neiteo Koza, counsel for the petitioners, ZN Ngullie, learned CGC, N Mozhui, counsel for the medical department

and Health & Family Welfare (H&FW) principal director. The court directed the H&FW department to ensure that a technical team was present at the site during the inspection team’s visit on October 15.

The judges also asked the inspection team to submit a report before the court, while listing the matter on October 19.

During the course of the hearing, the counsel for H&FW department furnished a copy of an advertisement published on October 11, 2022 calling for applications for filling up six posts of professor, 20 posts of associate professor,

24 posts of assistant professor and 38 posts of senior resident/tutor. Since there was no timeline provided in the advertisement, the counsel was asked to apprise the court with regard to timeline for the recruitment process and issuance of appointment orders to the posts advertised.

On September 28, the court recorded the submission of the counsel that the sports complex and MS residence and dean residence were complete and the 100 sq apartment (four blocks) was also on the verge of completion, while rest of the works would be completed on or before the timeline fixed.

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Seminar on women’s role in preserving cultures

DIMAPUR, OCT 13 (NPN): North East Zone Cultural Centre (NEZCC) Dimapur in collaboration with Immanuel College Dimapur, department of Education organised a national seminar on “role of women in preserving cultural heritage in North East India” in the conference hall of Immanuel College, here, on Thursday.

Speaking at the programme, director of NEZCC Dimapur, Dr. Prashanna Gogoi stressed on how North East has been putting importance of women and their roles in the society.

He, however, suggested that equal importance be given to women and encouraged the menfolk to be supporting systems.

Dr. Prashanna said that in order to empower women, the menfolk should also be empowered so that their aspirations go

hand in hand while building a progressive society.

He also emphasised on the role of women in identifying culture and tradition, in which, he said, women have played important roles in safeguarding culture and traditions through various practices.

Delivering the keynote address St Joseph University, Dimapur professor, Rev. Fr. Dr. Sunny Joseph stated that the focal areas to be addressed as challenges in preservation of culture were—invasion of social media; marriages outside cultural milieu and social mobility.

He stated that there was a need to build relationships with clans for preservation of culture more effectively.

Fr. Dr. Sunny stated that women played an important role in promoting and preserving culture and urged upon the people to give them the best and equal opportunity.

Dr. Prashanna Gogoi

Resource persons, independent researcher, Dibrugarh, Assam, Dr. S Elika Assumi spoke on “Way finding: Locating Signposts in Naga Women’s writing” assistant professor, department of Education, DM College of Arts, Imphal, Manipur, Dr. Manilei Serto spoke on “Women as Creator and Carrier of Cultural Heritage: A Paradoxical Overview in North East India” while assistant professor, department of Mass Communication RGU (Central University), Arunachal Pradesh, Mapi Taipodia spoke on “Role of women in intergenerational

Various programmes held at LFI

Som Kamei felicitating Dr. Andrew Ahoto Sema at the programme.

ternational (LFI) College, celebrated “World Mental Health Day” on October 10, on the theme “Make Mental Health and Well Being for all a Global priority”, by organising various activities.

HoD, department of

Psychology, Mekhriengunuo also briefed the gathering on the importance of mental health and encouraging the students and faculty to take care of their mental well-being and to create a better space of inclusion for everyone.

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heritage”, talk on Custodians or Desecrators: A Critical Study of Naga Women on Culture” was presented by assistant professor, department of History Zunheboto Government College, Ngutoli Y Swu while “Empowering Adolescent Girls in Preserving Culture” was presented by assistant professor, department of Education, St. Joseph University, Sentila Ao and professor, department of Education, St. Joseph University, Rev. Fr. Dr. Sunny Joseph.

“A S t u d y o n t h e Role of Women Centric Schemes towards Women Empowerment in Nagaland” was presented by research scholar, department of Economics, St. Joseph University, Nchumbeni S. Ovung.

Later, valedictor y speech and distribution of certificates was done by Immanuel College viceprincipal, Dr. Imchanochetla Changkija.

DIMAPUR: Watsu Mungdang has expressed grief at the demise of Dr. Temsula Ao, who was a voice in promoting the lives of Nagas to the world through her contribution in literature and education.

In a condolence message, Watsu Mungdang president Arenla Longkumer and general secretary Sungtiriben described late Dr. Temsula as a role model who had the vision, determination and skills of a great leader.

“Her lifelong dedication to literary works and serving the people in different capacities with great passion and energy will continue to inspire generations of young people”, the Mungdang stated.

Lamenting the loss of an extraordinary woman, Watsu Mungdang conveyed condolences to late Dr. Temsula’s family.

DIMAPUR: Nokhu Range Students’ Union (NRSU) initiated its first phase of “educational tour” for the year 2022-2023 from October 10– 13 within Nokhu Range jurisdiction under Noklak district.

In a press release, NRSU media cell stated that during the tour, the union visited five government schools on the theme “redefining responsibilities”. NRSU held a meeting with the concerned village council, school management committee, teaching faculties, church leaders and local student bodies to discuss issues faced by institutions.

The union also appealed to all the organisations to collectively shoulder the responsibilities in moulding the students. the schools in all aspects were in undeniably pathetic conditions. Some of the grievances observed during the tour included—shortage of teachers in all the schools; insufficient classrooms, inadequate blackboard and

whiteboard and irregular teachers.

NRSU education secretary, Tangmong stated that during the tour, the members found the “worst case in Government Primary School, Kingpao”, where funds were never initiated for the school building construction and that the existing building was constructed by the villagers.

The union provided a wall clock to all the schools and introduced “Pick Me Box”, a free-will donation box to help students who cannot afford basic study materials. To ensure collectively responsibility, NRSU through a consensual agreement adopted that the local churches under its jurisdiction should conduct prayer for students and teachers at school premises once every month. Further, NRSU president P Shingnya also appealed to the responsible department and the state government to genuinely look into the plight of government schools in the village.

NSDMA organises ‘Disaster Risk Reduction Day’ in Kohima

DIMAPUR: Nagaland State Disaster Management Authority (NSDMA), Home department celebrated “International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction” on Thursday, in Kohima.

In a press release, NSDMA media cell stated that deputy commissioner (DC) and District Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) chairman, Shanavas C addressed the gathering during a brief programme at The Heritage.

Later, NSDMA secretary Lhouchalie Viya delivered the inaugural address.

Students from 10 schools—G. Rio, Dainty Buds, Mewi, Government Middle School PWD, Government School Daklane, Coraggio, Vineyard, RDNUMS and Vinyuzo were invited to play a game called “Mithun Caravan”.

An introduction to the game was given by Projects & Resources, assistant manager Thejangulie Zao. E a r l i e r, t h e p r o gramme was chaired by NSDMA section assistant, Kevisede Usuo.

It may be mentioned that the Mithun Caravan is an adopted version of the Japanese “Iza Kaeru” Car-

avan by NSDMA Home department. Mithun Caravan is a disaster prevention education event.

In this event, children learn about disaster prevention while playing with families and friends in two teams or more with a maximum of 10 players on each side.

The objective of the game is to enhance the capacity of children through interesting set of games and to help them understand the concept of disaster risk reduction by making disaster prevention activities more familiar and enjoyable.

FIRST DEATH ANNIVERSARY Dad as time unfold another year, Memories keep you ever near.

We shall always cherish your patience, humility and gentle nature.

Your life was an inspiration to all of us and it will continue to guide us in our journey.

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DIMAPUR: As part of the National Postal Week 2022 “Philately Day” was organised at Livingstone Foundation International, Dimapur, with postmaster general, NE-II Region Som Kamei. In a press release, OSD to postmaster general, NE-II stated that during the programme, LFI chairman, Dr. Andrew Ahoto Sema was felicitated for his contribution in promotion of philately in Nagaland and North East.

Som Kamei acknowledged Dr. Andrew for being a pioneer in promotion of philately with his collection.

In his speech, Dr. Andrew enlightened the gathering on the advantages of stamp collection and the rich history of philately.

Meanwhile, department of psychology, Livingstone Foundation In-

transmission of culture and heritage folklores among Galo tribe of Liru village in Arunachal Pradesh”.

Phek Gover nment College, HoD, department of Economics, Dr. Medongulie Zatsu spoke on “Women empowerment in relation to socio-economic culture in Nagaland” while paper presentation on “Problems faced by the younger generation in preserving cultural heritage with special reference to Dimapur” was delivered by HoD, department of Education, Immanuel College, Abeni Mozhui and Immanuel College, assistant professor, department of Education, Atshole Wetsah.

Immanuel College principal & research scholar, Department of Education, Arunachal University of Studies, Thingujam Sharatchandra Singh spoke on “The role of Women in curbing the Social Degeneration through cultural

NRSU ‘educational tour’

Ever loving Wife, children, grand children and family members

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Union minister of state for Electronics & IT and Skill Development & Entrepreneurship, Rajeev Chandrasekhar presenting a Naga shawl to Ethiopian minister of state for Technology & Vocational Affairs, Dr. Beker Shale at Delhi, on October 12.

1ST DEATH ANNIVERSARY

Late Yanasao Kikon (Died : 14th Oct 2021)

Blessed are those who die in the Lord, For they will rest from their work, their good deeds follow them (Rev. 14:13)

Late KEWIGHO SEB

Born: 10th March, 1957

Died: 14th October, 2021

Dear Apo Since a year has passed without your presence.

Yet, we still remember you in our prayers. Your absence feels as empty, but you are again fill in the right hand of God. May we all meet again once in eternity.

Loving wife, children, in laws, grand children and loved ones

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Watsu Mungdang mourns demise of Dr. Temsula Ao

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WEATHER FORECAST OCTOBER 14

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Guwahati A brief morning shower or two 32 24 Imphal

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Itanagar A couple of afternoon showers 29 22 Shillong

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Neposo Theluo addressing the training programme on Thursday.

DIMAPUR: An orientation training for line department nodal officers on People’s Plan Campaign, Gram Panchayat Development Plan (GPDP), 2022-23 was held in the conference hall of the RD directorate, Kohima on Thursday.

In a press release, the department stated that commissioner & secretary, Neposo Theluo stated that the purpose of GPDP was to avoid duplication of schemes.

He informed that dif-

ferent departments will be implementing their own schemes but the ministry has directed to have a common planning body.

In order to monitor whether things were going as per guidelines and activities, Neposo stressed on the need for setting up of village planning and facilitation team/Gram Panchayat Planning Facilitation Team (GPPFT) for proper functioning of GPDP. T h e m e e t i n g wa s

chaired by RD joint director and state nodal officer for GPDP, K. Neibou Sekhose, introductory speech was given by director Liboni Humtsoe and presentation on People’s Plan Campaign was given RDO Imlisanen Aier.

The meeting concluded with discussion and queries from departments.

Altogether, 23 officials including 14 from different line departments including School Education, Fisheries, PWD (R&B), Veterinary & A.H, PHED, Art & Culture, Forest, New & Renewable Energy, Minority Affairs, Agriculture, Industries, Women Resource, Food & Civil Supplies and Employment Skill Development & Entrepreneurship and SIRD attended the training.

It may be mentioned that People’s Plan Campaign is an ongoing activity for Gram Panchayat Development Plan which began on September 12 and will conclude on January 31, 2023.

As per activity calendar, orientation training for PDs and BDOs will be held on October 14.

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Zunheboto Partly sunny with a t-storm

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AR organises medical camp DIMAPUR: Shamator battalion of Assam Rifles under the aegis of HQ IGAR (North) organised a free medical camp at Wui village under Noklak district on Thursday.

According to PRO IGAR (N), free check-up, ENT and preliminary diagnosis were carried out.

Altogether, 200 patients availed the health services.

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IIT Guwahati needs to nurture President Murmu flags off two trains in Tripura other institutes in NE: President

AGARTALA, OCT 13 (IANS): President Droupadi Murmu on Thursday flagged-off two trains -Agartala-Guwahati-Kolkata Special Express and Jan Shatabdi Express, which would run from Agartala to Khongsang in Manipur.

The President, accompanied by Tripura Chief Minister Manik Saha, flagged-off the two trains of Northeast Frontier Railway (NFR) at Agartala railway station, on the outskirts of the capital city.

The President’s office in a tweet said: “President Droupadi Murmu flagged off Agartala-Khongsang Jan Shatabdi Express and Agartala-Kolkata Express from Agartala Railway station. The trains connecting Tripura to Assam, West Bengal and Manipur will boost connectivity and tourism in the North East region.”

NFR’s Chief Public Relations Officer (CPRO) Sabyasachi De said that in

President Droupadi Murmu with Tripura Chief Minister Manik Saha at Agartala railway station, Thursday. (PTI) order to further improve rail connectivity of Tripura with the rest of the country, the Guwahati-Kolkata-Guwahati Express train extended upto Tripura capital Agartala once in a week.

T h e ex p r e s s t r a i n would run with a composition of 14 coaches. During

its regular run, the express train (Agartala-Kolkata) would depart from Agartala on every Wednesday morning to reach Kolkata on the next day afternoon.

In return direction, the train would depart from Kolkata on every Sunday to reach Agartala on Tuesday eve-

ning.

The CPRO said that Jan Shatabdi Express train between Agartala to Jiribam upto Khongsang in Manipur would operate thrice in a week -- Monday, Wednesday & Friday. This section has been newly constructed under the 110 km

long Jiribam- Imphal new line project.

De said that train journey (Agartala to Khongsang) travel time would be less than half as the journey time would be around seven hours covering a distance of 300 Km against around 15 hours or so by road.

The Jan Shatabdi Express train would be having new Linke Hofmann Busch coaches with latest amenities for passengers, he, said adding that a Vistadome coach has also been added in this train to facilitate the passenger to witness the picturesque scenery of the mountainous region during the journey.

The Vistadome coaches with transparent glass windows and roofs providing 360-degree view are equipped with state of the art glass windows and all glass roofs for providing view of the sky, mountains, tunnels, bridges, hills, tea gardens and lush green forests to the travellers.

people that NSCN(R) is a responsible organization and believe in peaceful solution to the political problem through negotiation.

“We believe in the peace, progress and prosperity of the whole North East India and Nagaland,” it said. Therefore, the question of NSCN(R) encouraging any armed group within or outside Naga areas does not arise. However, it said that if the allegation by Assam police,

that some workers in their own capacity had knowingly or un-knowingly encouraged any such activities, appropriate punitive action would be taken against such erring cadres.

While appreciating the security forces and Assam police in neutralizing the newly formed DNLTF, NSCN (R) said this would serve as a deterrent against such elements and help in ushering an era of peace and prosperity for all.

Meghalaya to repeal regulation of gaming law Correspondent SHILLONG, OCT 12: In a major development, Meghalaya Taxation Minister James Sangma on Thursday announced the government’s decision to repeal the Meghalaya Regulation of Gaming Act, 2021 in keeping with popular public demands and sentiments against casinos in the state.

The announcement was made in the wake of growing pressure from church bodies, pressure groups and traditional bodies opposing the move saying that “legalising gambling” will increase criminality in several ways through illegal acts such as forgery, fraud, robbery

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and murder to finance one’s gambling habit.

Sangma said that the Meghalaya Regulation of Gaming Act, 2021 was introduced last year with the aim of boosting tourism, revenue generation and employment for the people of our State. “This Act would legalise and regulate gaming in Meghalaya. Till that extent, introducing casinos — meant for tourists only — was considered as well,” he

Aadhaar to doubtful citizens: SC grants AG 2 weeks

NEW DELHI, OCT 13 (PTI): The Supreme Court on Thursday granted two weeks to the Attorney General to seek instructions on a PIL filed by Rajya Sabha MP Sushmita Dev seeking issuance of Aadhaar cards to nearly 27 lakh people listed as doubtful citizens in the National Register of Citizens (NRC) of Assam.

The final NRC was published in August 2019 and about 19 lakh applicants, many of them said to be genuine citizens, were claimed to have been left out of the list.

A bench comprising Chief Justice Uday Umesh Lalit and Justice Bela M Trivedi accepted the request of Attorney General R Venkataramani for time to seek instructions.

“The AG is granted two weeks’ time to seek appropriate instructions in the matter. He may put in a note so that issues can be resolved on the next date,” the bench said.

The top court will now hear the matter on November 9, 2022.

Senior advocate Biswajit Deb, appearing for the TMC lawmaker, submitted all those whose names figured in the first NRC list had received their Aadhaar cards.

The top court had on April 11 this year issued notices to the Centre, Assam government, the Registrar General of India, and the Unique Identification Authority of India, which is entrusted with the task of issuing Aadhaar, on Dev’s plea. She has filed the PIL seeking a direction to issue Aadhaar cards to nearly 27 lakh people listed as doubtful citizens in the NRC. K Y M C

said. In fact, the government had had issued provisional licenses to three firms to open casinos to boost tourism and revenue. However, the Taxation Minister said that there were concerns expressed from parts of the society with regards to the scope and impact of the Act. Sangma said that he had met with various stakeholders that includes religious organisations, non-governmental organisations, civil society representations, Dorbar Shnongs, autonomous and local governance bodies and youth organisations on the matter. “I tried to understand the concerns of the public and the impact that the Act could have further on.

President Droupadi Murmu inspects the Guard of Honour upon her arrival in Guwahati, Thursday. (PTI) Institutes of the National Institute of Virology (NIV) at Dibrugarh in Assam and Jabalpur in Madhya Pradesh at the same programme.

Lauding the achievements of IIT-Guwahati, the President stressed the role of the institute in the region.

“Being the only IIT in the North East, it must shoulder the responsibility to nurture other institutes in the region to work with the state government and

defence forces to strengthen our borders and provide technological solutions to prevent recurrence of natural calamities in the region,” she said. Murmu also exhorted the people of the Northeastern region to play a leading role in creating a knowledge-based society.

She said, “The North East should be a torch bearer in spreading knowledge and inculcating scientific temperament.”

Endangered bird Bugun Liocichla sighted in Arunachal

NSCN (R) clarifies on DNLTF DIMAPUR, OCT 13 (NPN): NSCN (R) has clarified that the group under the leadership of Y. Wangtin Naga and P. Tikhak was in no way involved in the formation of Dimasa National Liberation Tribal Force (DNLTF) in Assam’s Karbi-Anglong.

In a press note, NSCN (R) secretary said they were shock to learn about the issue through social media and other platform. It, therefore, reassured all the

GUWAHATI, OCT 13 (PTI): President Droupadi Murmu, on Thursday stressed the need to promote a knowledge-based society and the importance of technological solutions to the problems of the country, while highlighting the role of institutes of higher education in this regard.

She was speaking after virtually inaugurating and laying the foundation stones for various central and state projects from the campus of the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Guwahati.

These include the inauguration of supercomputer ‘Param Kamrupa’, under the National Supercomputing Mission, and a laboratory for the design and development of high-power microwave components at IIT-Guwahati.

Murmu also virtually inaugurated the Dhubri Medical College and Hospital and laid the foundation stones for the Zonal

Following such meetings and deliberations, it became clear to me that it is in the best interest of our State to completely scrap the Act, given that there could be untoward implications. Therefore, it will be my earnest endeavour to see that the Meghalaya Regulation of Gaming Act, 2021, will be repealed,” the Taxation Minister said.

Thanking individuals who came forward to aid, advise and provide feedback to the Government on the Act, Sangma said, “The citizenry is the keystone of any democracy and it only strengthens our commitment to better governance when the collective conscience is addressed.”

ITANAGAR, OCT 13 (PTI): Bugun Liocichla, a critically-endangered avian species, was seen at the Eaglenest Pass in western Arunachal Pradesh during a daylong birdwatching festival, an official said on Thursday.

The majestic bird, which has a very attractive plumage, is found only in the Eaglenest Wildlife Sanctuary in West Kameng district.

The species is named after the local Bugun tribe, who protect them.

Only 14-20 such birds are reportedly present in the state.

They occupy an area of 3-4 square kilome-

Bugun Liocichla

tres in the temperate forest within the traditional lands of Singchung, 213 km west of Itanagar.

A male and a female pair was sighted during the

Bugun Liocichla Festival on Wednesday, chief organiser Naresh Glow told PTI. Glow added that the SBVCR range officer, many social activists and civilians

who attended the festival were elated to see the rare bird, which is mainly olivegrey with a black cap and a black upper tail.

The International Union for the Conservation of Nature has classified the species as critically endangered in its Red List of Threatened Species due to the apparent extremely small population, which seems to be declining due to habitat loss.

The bird was first discovered by astrophysicist Ramana Athreya in 1995 and again in 2006 at the Singchung Bugun Village Community Reserve, a biodiversity hotspot spread in 234 sq km.

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PRESS COMMUNIQUE The JDU Nagaland sincerely acknowledge the support and well wishes of all and ones to the 11th October Commemorative program of Jaya Prakash Narayan's 120th Birth Anniversary. In particular, the JDU would like to make a mention of the Ministerial and Parliamentary delegation from Bihar led by senior Cabinet Minister Shri Shrawan Kumar and National General Secretary Shri Afaque Ahmed I/C Northeast who came in advance to pave way for the arrival of Hon’ble Chief Minister of Bihar Shri Nitish Kumar ji, and his entourage. The JDU also acknowledges all the Naga delegates from different walks of life who came to join the commemorative program. The ranks and files of JDU and the volunteers of the JDU who had spent tireless days to make the program a success deserve big applause. The organisers, Nagaland Bihari Samaj and Matri Foundation also deserve to be thanked. The JDU also acknowledge the efforts of the Bricks Factory Owners Union for their active cooperation. The media fraternity had been kind all along since the initiative for the said program started by following the issues till date. The JDU sincerely express gratitude. The security team members under the Commissioner of Police Dimapur and the security team members from Patna did a wonderful job. It was because of their prompt service that the schedule was met on minute to minute basis.

The JDU convey a message of “a big thank you and keep it up” to all of the team members. Last but the most, the JDU Nagaland express it’s utmost heartfelt gratitude to Hon’ble Chief Minister of Bihar Shri Nitish Kumar ji and Hon’ble National President of JDU Shri Rajiv Ranjan Singh for having made the program a very meaningful and a historic event.

Last, the JDU thank Almighty God for all His Blessings!

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Assam flood: New areas affected

Flood in Lakhimpur district.

GUWAHATI, OCT 13 (PTI): Fresh areas have been inundated in Assam as rainfall continued to lash several parts of the state, an official bulletin said on Thursday.

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Though the number of districts impacted by urban flooding has increased to nine against five districts on Wednesday, the number of affected people has come down to 50,839 from 69,750

on Wednesday, the bulletin said. Lakhimpur district is the worst-hit with over 37,000 reeling under the impact of the natural calamity.

The northeastern state is currently experiencing

the third wave of flood due to heavy rain since Monday.

The Assam State Disaster Management Authority (ASDMA) bulletin said as many as 199 villages under 20 revenue circles are currently affected by the flood. The Brahmaputra is flowing above the danger level at Nematighat in Jorhat and Tezpur, it added.

Two embankments -one each in Biswanath and Dibrugarh -- have been damaged. Erosion has been reported from Biswanath, Dhemaji, Dibrugarh, Lakhimpur, Morigaon, Majuli, Goalpara and Tinsukia districts.

The Regional Meteorological Centre, Guwahati, has forecast fairly widespread to scattered and isolated rainfall in several districts till Friday.

Carcass of male rhino found in Kaziranga NAGAON, OCT 13 (PTI): A carcass of a male rhino was recovered near the entry gate to the Kohora Range in the Kaziranga National Park in Assam on Thursday, officials said.

The carcass was found in the Mihimukh area during a regular inspection by forest guards.

“The male rhino is suspected to have passed away due to his old age,” an official said. Later, forest officials collected the horn from the dead rhino so that the poachers could not do any foul play. The horn was stored in the local treasury of the forest department, he said. After conducting the post-mortem, the rhino was buried at the same site from where it was recovered, the official said.

Army assists tourists and locals stranded due to landslides

GANGTOK, OCT 13 ( AGENCIES): The Army Camp at Lachung rescued more than 250 tourists and locals who were stranded on the Chungthang route in Sikkim on Wednesday following landslides due to heavy rainfall, reports East Mojo.

At the request of the civil administration, the Army rushed to the scene to rescue tourists who were on their way to Lachung.

Heavy rainfall and inclement weather with freezing temperatures hit parts of the state on October 12 around 7 am resulting in landslides at many locations.

Two kilometres north of Chungthang, a massive landslide occurred due to which movement of approximately 150 vehicles was

Army providing assistance to stranded tourists. hampered. The traffic kept building till 10 am because of a lack of communication as mobile connectivity was also affected due to the heavy rains.

The troops provided immediate relief to stranded tourists providing water, food and medical care to the elderly and infants. Some tourists affected by the cold

were taken to the nearest medical facility for further assistance.

The Border Road Organisation also joined in the efforts to clear the roads but despite their best efforts, the route could not be cleared immediately due to the heavy landslides and unprecedented rainfall throughout the day.

Intl students visit Tezpur University Manipur Women’s body meets state govt on prohibition policy under Rotary youth exchange prog Correspondent

International students in Tezpur University.

DIMAPUR, OCT 13 ( NPN): 11 students from various countries visited Tezpur University on October 12 and 13 under the Rotary Youth Exchange Programme. The students aged between 15 to 19 years are from Japan, Spain, Brazil, France, Italy and Germany got a first-hand experience of new languages, varied cultures and facilities available at Tezpur University.

Through the exchange programme of the Rotary Club, the students got to visit new places, exchange creative ideas and develop long-

lasting friendships.

To introduce the visiting students to the University, the Tezpur University fraternity organized an interaction session between the international students, students of Tezpur University and the University fraternity at the Council Hall of Tezpur University.

The programme began with a welcome note from Prof. Manabendra Mandal, Dean, Student’s Welfare.

Prof. Dhruba Kumar Bhattacharrya, Vice-Chancellor (in-charge) addressed the gathering and felicitated

Tharoor to visit M’laya on Saturday Correspondent

SHILLONG, OCT 13: Congress presidential election candidate Dr. Shashi Tharoor will be here in Meghalaya on Saturday to campaign for the upcoming poll to the top party post.

Tharoor is pitted against veteran Congress leader and Rajya Sabha m e m b e r, M a l l i k a r j u n Kharge, who is seen emerging as the favourite to win the poll for party president.

“As per the itinerary, he (Tharoor) will be arriving here on Saturday and then interact with Congress delegates at Congress

Shashi Tharoor Bhavan in the afternoon,” a Congress leader said.

However, it is unclear if the former diplomatturned politician will halt in Shillong. The election will be held on October 17 and counting of votes will take place on October 19.

Will take action if tear-gas was beyond limits: Rymbui SHILLONG, OCT 13 (PTI): Meghalaya Home Minister Lahkmen Rymbui said that action would be taken against officials concerned if it was found that the use of tear gas against protesting teachers last week was beyond what the law permits.

Police had opened tear gas canisters at teachers, who lost their jobs in 2019 after failing to clear an eligibility test, as they marched towards the secretariat in Shillong, seeking reinstatement. The act was condemned by many, including the opposition TMC. Leaders of the United Democratic Party have also asked Rymbui to initiate action as the incident had drawn criticism from all quarters of society.

“We’ll take action on anything that goes beyond what the law permits,” Rymbui told reporters on Wednesday.

“We’ve to understand the situation as we are not here to protect anybody or hide anything. But before doing anything, we’ve to follow the due process of law,” the education minister said. His statement came after one of the pressure groups threatened to march to the secretariat against the government’s delay to suspend those involved in issuing and executing the order to use tear gas against the teachers who were protesting peacefully.

Rymbui said a report that was sought from the district administration was yet to reach him.

“When I get the report, I will look into it and see what necessary steps can be taken. We will do it accordingly,” he assured. Rymbui’s colleagues in the UDP had defended him by saying that it was difficult for the minister to take decisions on many issues related to the teachers as the finance department was not under him.

Asked about this, the home minister said everybody in a coalition government had a collective responsibility to serve the state of Meghalaya.

the International Students with a Fulam Gamusa. Dr. Biren Das, Registrar, explained the genesis of the programme and welcomed the international students to Tezpur University. Prof.

Farheena Danta, Dean, School of Humanities and Social Sciences, introduced the various programmes offered by the school to the visiting students while Prof.

Prasanta K. Das, Director, International Students Office, spoke about the various international students studying at the University.

A few visiting students also shared their experiences about the University and the Indian culture. They were delighted to encounter the plural cultural landscape of India and picked up a few Hindi and Assamese words on the way.

IMPHAL, OCT 13: Women’s bodies and pressure groups in Manipur on Thursday reaffirmed its demand for the roll back of state government’s decision on legalization of liquor.

“We have tabled our firm stand against the government decision (legalization of liquor) during a talk with the chief minister and some of his cabinet ministers,” said L Nganbi Devi, spokesperson of All Manipur Women’s Social Reformation and Development Samaj (Nupi Samaj).

A 10-member delegation of the Nupi Samaj met with the chief minister on Wednesday and held a talk on the demand of the apex body of the women based organizations.

Cabinet ministers –Y Khemchand Singh, Govindas Konthoujam, Nemcha

Kipgen and Awangbow Newmai – also attended the meeting. The meeting was the first time after the Nupi Samaj set an October 10 deadline for the government to declare its stand on whether it will roll back its decision to legalize liquor.

After the meeting, chief minister N Biren Singh, in a Facebook post, stated that the meeting that discussed Manipur Liquor Policy was a very productive one.

“During the meeting, we exchanged our views on the implementation of the policy and I have also assured that massive drives against unregulated liquor will be conducted throughout the state,” Singh further wrote. Addressing media today at Nupi Samaj office, L Nganbi Devi, one of the members of the 10-member delegation said that they have tabled their clear cut stand against the govern-

Members of Nupi Samaj during a news conference in Imphal on Thursday. ment decision. During the meeting, the chief minister and his cabinet colleagues insisted that the government decided to partially lift the liquor prohibition as consumption of liquor increased day by day despite the enforcement of the Manipur Liquor Prohibition Act 1991.

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REQUEST FOR EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST (REOI) The Society for Climate Resilient for Agriculture in Nagaland (SoCRAN) intends to hire a1. Consultant Agency for Conducting Annual Outcome Survey (AOS) for FOCUS 2. Software Programmer at PMU FOCUS The eligibility criteria and the detail REOI for the advertised engagement can be obtained through the website:www.focusnagaland. gov.in The interested Consultant Agency for conducting AOS are requested to submit Expression of Interest as per the prescribed format at annexure-I on or before 27/10/2022 through a hard copy in sealed envelope to the address indicated in the instructions to consultants.

Interested candidates for software programmer are requested to submit CV as per the prescribed format on or before 27/10/2022 2.00 PM via email- spdfocus@gmail.com.

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NOTIFICATION In pursuance of the Commission’s Advertisement No. NPSC-3/NCS-2022 dt. 30.09.2022, candidates can apply online through the Commission’s web portal at https://npsc.nagaland.gov.in.

2. The online application form shall be available from 14th October 2022 12:00 Noon till 31st October 2022 12:00 Noon. Only online applications shall be accepted. One Time Registration (OTR) is not mandatory for filling up the online form.

3. Existing users of NPSC services from the earlier Nagaland eDistrict portal have been migrated to the NPSC portal. Such existing users may login to the NPSC portal with their eDistrict credentials (username & password). Existing users who have forgotten their password may reset their password through email/mobile no.

4. Preliminary Examination is scheduled to be held on 26th November 2022. Candidates can download their Admission Certificate from https://npsc.nagaland.gov.in w.e.f. 21st November 2022 12:00 Noon onwards.

5. Candidates are advised in their own interest to apply online much before the closing date and not to wait till the last date to avoid the possibility of disconnection/inability/failure to log on to the website on account of heavy load on internet or website jam.

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Nganbi alleged that ineffective enforcement of the Act was behind the increase in the consumption of liquor.

Manipur cannot be compared with Goa. The liquor policy similar to that of Goa should not be enforced in the state. There is a gulf of difference between Goa

and Manipur, she said.

She asked why the Manipur government chose to adopt the liquor policy adopted in instead of the liquor prohibition policy enforced in Gujarat, the home state of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

“Our stand is ver y clear. We will not allow brewing of liquor of any type for commercial purposes even though relaxation is given to the brewing of wine for customary purposes,” she declared.

Nupi Samaj will, at any cost, not allow importing and installation of liquor brewing machines in the state, she added.

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tatistics of unemployment rate of Nagaland is supposedly among the highest in the north east region. Nagaland has ‘regained’ the dubious distinction of being the State / Union Territory (UT) with the highest unemployment rate in India with 92,302 unemployed youth having registered till January 2022.

Nearly 1/3 of educated people remain unemployed in Nagaland having the highest unemployment rate in India at 19.2% Periodic Labour Force Survey (PLFS) report. The unemployment rate of other states in the north east include: Assam 7.69% ; Meghalaya 1.79%; Mizoram 1.56%;Nagaland 19.2%;Sikkim 10.0% and Tripura14.08%. Nagaland is also encountering a more major challenge of giving employment opportunities to its ‘educated persons,’ as revealed in the annual Periodic Labour Force Survey (PLFS) for 2020-21 report. Specifically, it stated that the unemployment rate among the ‘educated’ (15 years and above) was 30.8% against the All-India average of 9.1%. After Nagaland, Manipur has the second-highest unemployment rate in the Northeast. The unemployment rate in Manipur is 9.5 per cent, according to the union labour ministry’s data tabled in parliament last year, and the Covid-19 pandemic has made it worse. The number of educated unemployed youths in Nagaland today could well touch the one lakh mark. Not only being the state with the highest unemployment rate in the region, Nagaland also has the highest ratio of people employed in the government service among all other states. As per estimates, the number of employees under government services was recorded at 1,10,000 in 2008-10. The figure then rose to 1,25,000 by 2010-11 and by 2012-13, it reached 1,30,000. The next highest after Nagaland is Manipur with 65,000 employees for a population of over 25 lakhs. Also the highest Per Capita Income(PCI) recorded was Sikkim with Rs.2.97 lakh and followed by Mizoram with Rs.1.28 lakh and Arunachal Pradesh in third place with Rs.1.19 lakh. The contributing factor to excess employment in Nagaland has been the highly irregular and illegal practice of backdoor appointment in various departments. Backdoor appointment has become a well established racket in the state since 2003 and not even the state’s own Special Investigation Team(SIT) could do anything more than churn out figures and filed charges. In the end nothing has changed since the system has not been over hauled and no strong deterrent action put in place. VIPs managed to have their favourites or nominees appointed. It is a circle of vested interest among the senior bureaucrats and politicians. While employment in the government has already reached beyond the point of serious concern; in sharp contrast, the figure of unemployment in the government has crossed the point of no return. The trajectories themselves tell a story of how jobs in Nagaland are going to become a negative factor against progress. In other states, when backdoor appointment takes place, it would have spiralled into agitations and government forced to take action. Huge funds for projects meant for developments have been spend during the past decades but only benefitted a handful. More jobs can come if private enterprises are thriving but instead the double-engine evils of corruption and extortions are negating economic progress. These have not only dampened the entrepreneurial spirit but discouraged investors from outside to do business in the state. People get the khushi-khushi government they deserve and so that is where the entire problem lies.

DailyDevotion Individual Discouragement and Personal Growth …when Moses was grown…he went out to his brethren and looked at their burdens. —Exodus 2:11 Moses saw the oppression of his people and felt certain that he was the one to deliver them, and in the righteous indignation of his own spirit he started to right their wrongs. After he launched his first strike for God and for what was right, God allowed Moses to be driven into empty discouragement, sending him into the desert to feed sheep for forty years. At the end of that time, God appeared to Moses and said to him, “ ‘…bring My people… out of Egypt.’ But Moses said to God, ‘Who am I that I should go…?’ ” (Exodus 3:10-11). In the beginning Moses had realized that he was the one to deliver the people, but he had to be trained and disciplined by God first. He was right in his individual perspective, but he was not the person for the work until he had learned true fellowship and oneness with God. We may have the vision of God and a very clear understanding of what God wants, and yet when we start to do it, there comes to us something equivalent to Moses’ forty years in the wilderness. It’s as if God had ignored the entire thing, and when we are thoroughly discouraged, God comes back and revives His call to us. And then we begin to tremble and say, “Who am I that I should go…?”

We must learn that God’s great stride is summed up in these words— “I AM WHO I AM…has sent me to you” (Exodus 3:14). We must also learn that our individual effort for God shows nothing but disrespect for Him— our individuality is to be rendered radiant through a personal relationship with God, so that He may be “well pleased” (Matthew 3:17). We are focused on the right individual perspective of things; we have the vision and can say, “I know this is what God wants me to do.” But we have not yet learned to get into God’s stride. If you are going through a time of discouragement, there is a time of great personal growth ahead.

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Greatness is a road leading towards the unknown. ~ Charles de Gaulle

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Frontier Nagaland: Dreams and lived reality

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his writer in one of its articles published in 2017 attributed the demand of the Eastern Nagaland Peoples’ Organization (ENPO) and its subordinate bodies to the ‘politics of elites’ played in Kohima for creation of ‘Frontier Nagaland’, detaching from the present state of Nagaland as a separate administrative unit within Indian Union. Understanding ENPO demand requires prior appreciation of the state of affairs existing during preBritish phase and pre-Indian occupation of lands in the easternmost region of the present-day Nagaland by acknowledging a simple fact that the people of the frontier identified themselves as ‘free people’. The Government of Nagaland (GoN) in acknowledgement of this virtue has acted in the interest of the region by creating the Department of Underdeveloped Areas (DUDA) and extends other grants to the people, too. However, as alluded to above, it is the tacit connivance between politicians and elites along the corridor of power in Kohima denuding the region of its extended assistance for growth and development, perpetuating imbalanced job ratio in public sector and persistently fuelling discontentment.

Continued territorial integrity of ENPO areas and the current Nagaland state will primarily be conditioned by how Kohima play its part not by effective diplomacy alone but also by deterministically understanding the basic problems encountered by the people of the region. Policymakers must have been contemplating on the next charter of actions to restructure the fault-line running along the ever-widening socio-economic divides between Eastern and ‘virtual’ Western Nagalands, moving on a collision course.

In the process, policymakers ought not to also overlook the challenging administrative and structural empowerment of the region and its people.

Retrospective examination for amending our administrative set up (if flawed) and economic lacunae plaguing both the regions is categorical in confidence building, while not forgoing the critical platform of exchanging ideas to pre-empt the predicament lies dormant.

This writer, after a daylong wait, was denied access for a short tête-à-tête with an administrative head of a particular department for

some personal work. It was learnt thereafter that the concerned administrative head was engaging in an informal conversation with fellow peers to, on purpose, elude entertaining public visitors. Such experiences are not confined but prevalent. A single journey from the easternmost part of Nagaland to the State Capital involves distance, time, energy, resources and simultaneously faces multiple logistic challenges. When all these aspects are accounted for in monetary term, it may cost a person from the region a considerable amount (to the tune of a year-long savings). A person once lamented his arduous journey he had undertaken in his ‘scooter’ covering over 200 km in distance from Kiphire to the State Capital, to have had his work done in a certain department. The disadvantaged geography in timely accessibility of administrative work plays against the interest of the people in the ENPO region. These are few isolated cases but it comes in the way of emotional and geographical integration.

The discontentment, however, is not limited to the administrative inconvenience alone. Successive regimes have failed to ensure adequate representation in government jobs as per the extant policies of the State Government.

Equal participation is envisaged when guidelines for open recruitments to fill up vacant jobs in public sector are adhered to. Nonetheless, a level playing field is suppressed through the practice of irregular appointments and it per petuates imbalanced representation, which is deemed biased against the ENPO areas.

Pace of physical development, especially in road sector, is also dismal throughout the state. However, the ENPO areas suffer the most when our only mode of mobility is by far by road and thus they are distanced farther by the combined factors of geography and decades of neglect in road infrastructure. As a result, there arises wide socio-economic divides burdening ENPO region and affecting incomes of the latter. For instance, farmers in Tuensang in 2017 disposed of annual ginger produce at a very low price of Rs 4 per kilogram which would otherwise fetch around Rs 100 in the market in and around the State Capital. Such are some of the tangible elements of discontentment manifested

by the people through a demand for separate Frontier Nagaland entailing the geographical areas falling under the ENPO jurisdiction. The demand stems from the perceived notion that the ENPO areas shall be unchained from the shackles of apparent discrimination allegedly orchestrated in Kohima and address prolonged challenges in connectivity. Contrarily, these objectives might not be easily addressed as instances may be evinced from recent experiment wherein creation of smaller districts with an aim to resolve regional disparity hardly bears any desirable result.

An emotional understanding of the demand for Frontier Nagaland portrays a complete legit and ideal presentation of a separate entity.

Notwithstanding the above, when one sees the demand through the prism of empirical observation, a move to create Frontier Nagaland is slightly skewed by the region’s quest for leadership and authority.

Who on earth will not wish to wield power to effect a desired change. However, we must remember the fact that leadership and authority in Nagaland further divide our already fragmented society along the socio-political faultline.

Earlier, civil society organizations (CSOs) and tribal bodies dispensed crucial services in protecting social and cultural interest of the Nagas, which is so, to some extent, till date. Meantime, it’s time for us to reminisce whether we have erected virtual fences within ourselves by ascribing organizations like NTC, TPO, CNTC, UNC and ENPO a politically coloured image.

Ontological understanding of these consortiums bears an impression that our CSOs have almost constituted themselves into blocs and pitched itself against the other with its constituents dancing to the tune of politically motivated rhetoric.

It won’t be an exaggeration to state that individualistic ambition for leadership / social position has precipitated flourishing of organizations (including Churches) and separates its adherents/ faithfuls.

Consortiums of civil societies assume supra-tribal superstructure accumulating high social standing within their sphere of influence. Its constituent communities owe them communal obligation to lend support and loyalty lest

the errant constituent unit gets socially, culturally, and politically ostracized. Therefore, the present imbroglio of extreme regionalism amongst the Nagas themselves is attributable to hyped notion of liberation from the clutches of the other conglomerate of CSOs perceived to have been exercising absolute power at the expense of other conglomerates. In doing so, our society is obtrusively polarized along cultural affinities and it appears to plant new divides amidst our persisting journey towards integration of our lands and peoples across the border. Much of our resources are unfortunately pooled towards sustained division, tribalism, regionalism and gradually undoing what we aspire for – integration.

ENPO has projected that a move for Frontier Nagaland would not impede a common predisposition for integration of the Naga peoples. Nevertheless, ENPO may need to re-evaluate its stance by taking into account the ever distancing brotherhood between Naga peoples separated by artificial boundaries as our hope of coming together as one people is getting dimmer.

We have already classified our people based on geography as Nagas of Nagaland, Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur and Myanmar. Soon, we will have another classification by the name ‘Nagas of Frontier Nagaland’ unless a moved for Frontier Nagaland is reversed.

This is a humble appeal to the ENPO executives to reconsider its demand for Frontier Nagaland, and instead pressure the State Government to protect the interest of its people by exploring alternative solutions like commissioning of Mini Secretariat in Tuensang HQs, introduction of Minimum Support Price for farmers, establishment of Discrimination Registration and Resolution Bureau to fast-track cases of discrimination in both private and public sectors, Regional Autonomous Territorial Council to administrate the affairs specific to the region, etc.

Frontier Nagaland, again, may result in further perceived discrimination at the hands of the dominant community.

Anyhow, ‘if ’ Frontier Nagaland is a necessity, there is no better way to listen to the people than through a referendum. People will speak up their minds when provided with an opportunity.

Nukhosa Chüzho, Kohima, (khozch@gmail.com)

Providing quality education to children

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he progression and development of any country depends on the development of all its minor sections and communities.

The success of any nation is only possible through the development of its society. This development and provision of services can be determined by the extent up to which services are provided to those who are the lowest level of society. An inclusive government or society makes provisions in such a manner that equal opportunities and equitable services are given to all sections.

Education maintains itself as the primary way for lifting citizens as well as the nation out of poverty. Yet, while there are various provisions for educating the socially backward, little provisions have been made for including children with disabilities, into this structure. Around 120 to 180 million children, below the age of 18, are disabled in the world. In various countries, a child with disability is two to three times less likely to attend school than a child without them. While the Indian government has made recognizable efforts for advancing primary education in the country, children with

disabilities remain a sizable majority of the children who remain out of schools.

Let us first examine the existing provisions for disabled children. Until the age of 18, disabled children are entitled to free education, scholarships, uniforms, books and teaching materials in special schools or integrated schools. However, provisions do not equal action and that is where the government fails.

The number of special schools in the country is very less and they are mostly placed in urban areas, thus excluding disabled children from rural backgrounds. Even in these special schools, the ones being run by the government do not necessarily employ teachers with a background in special education. Thus, the education that is being provided is not suited or very well understandable for these children. In integrated schools, we see that there is a lot of discrimination against disabled children and where there isn’t discrimination, disabled students are mostly ignored in classes and extra-curricular activities.

The first step is recognizing that disabilities are in all forms and include both physical and intellectual disabilities,

the provisions for both, and all their types, must be specialized.

Secondly, along with providing policies that provide education, there also needs to be a structural change that makes these policies accessible. The school buildings and transportation must be disability friendly. It also requires that a consciousness and awareness is built among the disabled students, normal students, teachers, parents and society to ensure that the drop-out rates remain low. Workshops must be held to reduce communication barriers and reduce negative attitudes of teachers and students. A specialized curriculum must be developed for disabled children so that they are able to follow and comprehend what is being taught. This includes a change in the methods of teaching which also need to be specialized.

If we are to achieve high rates of education, inclusivity is the first basic step and the government must address disabled children in various parts of the country and make efforts to ensure they receive equal treatment and opportunities.

Satvika (As published in The Indian Youth)

Appeal & invitation for Naga national prayer day inaugural service

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n the past, God had shown His mercy on the Nagas in that He has destined us to be His own, NAGALIM FOR CHRIST. Accordingly, the Nagas had decided to follow Jesus Christ and have been marching forward. To renounce this commitment is ungodly and unchristian.

Therefore, we must go forward. Nothing should stop us on our journey to future, NAGALIM FOR CHRIST. Come what may, we must keep on going towards our destiny. There is no turning back from the course.

Now is the time for the NAGAS TO BE FREE from the domination of other nations. We have fought our battle with arms, with diplomacy, with negotiation and with politics.

Now we are to fight the battle with prayers because it is the battle of believers. Whoever is on the Lord’s side must join in the battle. The proclamation of the NAGA NATIONAL PRAYER DAY is none other than a war cry in your village gate. When the ancient people heard the bugle and the war-drum, they got up and readied themselves for war. We must do the same.

Dearly beloved of the Lord, join yourselves in your Church Worship Service on Sunday, 16th October, 2022 and cry out to the Lord renting your hearts. Pastors, priests, chaplains and catechists, lead the prayer in the front. We request you to set one beautiful significant moment to pray for your nation, for your leaders, for your neighboring countries and for the world.

People who want to join us in this special prayer enterprise/warfare may come to the INAUGURAL SERVICE OF THE NAGA NATIONAL PRAYER DAY scheduled at 11 am October 16, 2022 at Agri Expo., 4th Mile Diphupar, Chumukedima District, organized by CNC. All the national workers are requested to turn up cheerfully and perform your spiritual duty as required of you. This is your reasonable service to God. As you present yourself before God, may He prolong your life on earth with His blessing.

Some Important Prayer Points to consider: 1. Prayer of Consecration 2. Prayer of Repentance for the sins of our forefathers and present generation 3. Prayer of Blessing for the Naga Nation, National Leaders, your community, your village, your locality, your family & yourself.

4. Pray for the nations/peoples around us, Israel and the world for peace.

5. Prayer of confession of our faith in the Saviour, our commitment to the cause, and our pledge to Naga Flag and Constitution, the embodiment of our national identity and sovereign power May God bless you all.

Rev. Seksim Kasar, General Secretary, CNC

Reader’s Post

Wokha regional taxi owners, drivers oppose ANTA Centralization Scheme Sir,

Wokha District Regional Taxi owners, drivers and Tiyi Transport agency (counter), Nzanchi counter Wokha (Kyong Travels, A.B Travels, Nzan counter Dimapur to Wokha) sternly opposed the idea on centralization scheme proposed by the All Nagaland Taxi Association (ANTA).

We opposed the idea since it is a malicious and tactical practice of the ANTA and its unit to seize control over all government registered ticketing and booking agencies under their supremacy. Over a decade’s we have served for the welfare and the commuters of Wokha district therefore we suppress some individualistic idea to take control over a registered ticket counters, where we will continue to function under the Government registration and authorization with or without the ANTA and its units for the welfare and interest of the public as per the resolution and meeting held on 9th Oct. 2022 at Pangti Baptist Ekhumko Building.

Lochumbeni Kikon, Tiyi Transport Agency (Counter) and Zubenthung Ngullie, Regional Taxi Owner

ANHTU Dimapur unit demands salary

Sir,

All Nagaland Hindi Teachers’ Union (ANHTU) Dimapur unit hereby ask the School Education Department, Nagaland: Kohima, why there is delaying for the payment of Hindi Teachers 2012-13 & 15 Batch salary under DEO Dimapur SDEO Dhansiripar and SDEO Medziphema for the last 4(four) months i.e., June 2022 to Sept. 2022.

Though the Finance Department has signed for the disbursement of salary on dated 14th Sept. 2022.

Therefore, the Union request the department to look into the matter at the earliest and disburse the salary of our Hindi Teachers.

H. Daniel Sema, General Secretary, ANHTU Dimapur Unit

Reader’s note: Articles or letters published in any of the columns do not reflect the view of this newspaper nor that of the Editor in any manner.

Shah slams Nehru for ‘insertion’ of Article 370

ZANZARKA (GUJ), OCT 13 (PTI): Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Thursday blamed India’s first prime minister Jawaharlal Nehru for the issues plaguing Kashmir and credited the Narendra Modi government for solving them by removing Article 370.

Speaking at an event to flag off the Bharatiya Janata Party’s ‘Gaurav Yatra’ in poll-bound Gujarat, Shah also said the Congress used to taunt his party over the construction of the Ram Temple in Ayodhya, but work on it was now in progress.

“Due to the mistake of Jawaharlal Nehru of inserting Article 370, Kashmir was in a mess. It could not be properly integrated with the country. Everybody

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wanted the removal of Article 370. Prime Minister Narendra Modi removed it in one stroke and completed the integration of Kashmir with the country,” Shah said.

Incidentally, Modi had also blamed Nehru for the issues plaguing Kashmir while addressing a gathering in Gujarat earlier this week.

Speaking on the Ram

Temple in Uttar Pradesh’s Ayodhya, Shah said the Congress used to mock the BJP with slogans like ‘Mandir wahi banayenge par tithi nahi batayenge’ (the temple will be built but can’t say when).

“But the dates were declared, the ground breaking ceremony was completed and a grand temple is coming up at the promised place,” the Union minister

Army to conduct military exercise on Western front

File photo of a military exercise by Indian Army.

CHANDIGARH, OCT 13 (PTI): Offensive formations of the Indian Army are preparing to take part in a military exercise on the Western front this month, according to a defence release here on Thursday.

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recent times and will be witnessed by the General Officer Commanding-inChief, Western Command, and other key officials from Army headquarters, it said.

“The exercise is planned to validate newly converted mechanised formations, also known as

pointed out.

Hitting out further at the Congress, the senior BJP leader said curfews were a routine occurrence when the former ruled Gujarat, but the advent of the Modi dispensation in the state ensured that “those days are gone now”.

“Out of 365 days, curfew would be in force in 200 days in parts of Gujarat when the Congress was ruling the state. They (Congress) thought they would benefit if people fought each other. Those days are gone now,” he said.

“After Narendra Modi came to power in Gujarat, curfew has not been imposed in the state for the last 20 years,” he claimed.

Shah is set to flag off two ‘Gaurav Yatras’ of the

party from Unai in Navsari district. On Wednesday, BJP national president JP Nadda had flagged off two such yatras.

The yatra that started from Zanzarka in Ahmedabad district on Thursday morning will conclude at Somnath Temple town, while the ones from Unai will go to Ambaji Temple, covering the tribal belt of the state, and Fagvel Temple town in Kheda district, respectively.

The BJP has planned five yatras, each taking place over eight to nine days, to cover 144 constituencies in the state where Assembly polls are likely to be held by the year-end.

The BJP has been ruling Gujarat for the past 27 years.

5 Delhi government schools among top 10 in country

NEW DELHI, OCT 13 (PTI): Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia on Thursday said five Delhi government schools had ranked among top 10 government schools in India, a feat made possible by training principals at leading institutes.

Sisodia, who also holds the education portfolio, said the Delhi government had made training programmes for principals so that other schools could also feature in the list.

Addressing a press conference, Sisodia said two government schools had topped the ranking for state government day schools in a ranking by Education World -- a portal for educa-

Reorganised Plains Infantry Division, test efficacy of latest induction and upgrades in weapons and equipment, and also test the enhanced force ratios accrued post rebalancing of forces on entire Western Front,” according to the release.

Validation of tactical concepts of these formations, especially on canalbased operations, and fighting manoeuvre through built-up areas apart from many other latest operational concepts designed to launch a swift punitive blow to the adversary as part of the proactive strategy will be the key features of the exercise, it said. “The exercise will put into practice the synergy between all arms and services including attack helicopters in a semi desert terrain,” it said.

MORADABAD/DEHRADUN, OCT 13 (PTI): The wife of a local BJP leader was killed and five others injured when residents of an Uttarakhand village clashed with an Uttar Pradesh Police team that had arrived there to arrest a man accused of illegal sand mining, an official said.

Four of the injured are personnel of UP Police, two of them with gunshot wounds, the police said.

The clash on Wednesday night took place in Bharatpur village near Kashipur in Uttarakhand’s Udham Singh Nagar district.

The policemen had come from adjacent Moradabad district looking for Jafar, alleged to be a member of a mining mafia.

Acting on a tip-off, a Special Operations Group (SOG) of Thakurdwara police station in Moradabad district reached Bharatpur to

Gurtaj Bhullar and his wife Gurpreet Kaur.

raid the house of BJP leader and Jaspur senior block pramukh Gurtaj Bhullar in search of Jafar, UP Police said. When they reached Bhullar’s house, an argument broke out. Both sides allegedly resorted to firing in which Bhullar’s wife Gurpreet, who was returning home from work, was killed.

Udham Singh Nagar

Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Manjunath TC said the Uttar Pradesh Police team did not inform their Uttarakhand counterparts about the action in advance.

Following the incident, angry villagers blocked the highway in protest. Kashipur MLA Trilok Singh Cheema, Gadarpur MLA

with the Mamata Banerjee government over the law and order situation and other issues in the state.

Senior TMC leader Sougata Roy said that it was wrong on Dhankhar’s part to make such criticisms.

“The comments by Dhankhar do not behove the post he holds ... It was wrong on his part to have made such comments and we had opposed him back then too (when Dhankhar was the governor), as we do now,” the veteran TMC MP added.

TMC MP Santanu Sen said it seems Dhankhar is yet to give up his anti-Bengal views. “Whatever post he may hold, it seems he is yet to shun his anti-Bengal views. We condemn his remarks,” Sen said.

TMC had abstained from the vice-presidential

election as it did not agree with the process the candidate was decided upon without keeping the party in the loop. The Congress too slammed Dhankhar and its leader in Lok Sabha Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury wondered why he was silent on the worsening law and order sitution in the BJP-ruled states.

“It seems he is perturbed about the law and order situation in West Bengal. But why is he silent on the poor law and order situation in the BJP-ruled states? Despite holding a top constitutional post, it seems he is yet to shrug off his bias for the BJP,” Chowdhury, who is also the president of Congress in the state, said.

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injured policemen had been admitted to a private hospital in Moradabad.

Hospital sources said two policemen suffered gunshot wounds to their legs, one a head wound and another bone injuries.

They are all out of danger, the sources added.

Deputy Inspector General (DIG), Moradabad, Shalabh Mathur told PTI that the Thakurdwara police team was on the lookout for Jafar. On Wednesday night, the police received information that Jafar was hiding at the house of the Jaspur block pramukh.

“The police team reached the spot acting on this information but it was fired upon from the other side. Two police personnel sustained bullet injuries on their leg and a total four personnel, including the Station House Officer (SHO), were injured,” Mathur said.

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Arvind Pandey and former MP Balraj Passi joined the protesters.

The blockade was lifted at 11 pm after persuasion by the district police.

Uttarakhand Police has registered a case against Uttar Pradesh Police personnel under sections 147 (rioting), 148 (rioting, armed with deadly weapon), 149 (every member of unlawful assembly guilty of offence committed in prosecution of common object), 302 (murder), 452 (house-trespass after preparation for hurt, assault or wrongful restraint), 504 (intentional insult with intent to provoke breach of the peace) and 120-b (criminal conspiracy) of the Indian Penal Code following a complaint lodged by the deceased’s family, Manjunath said.

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order of the Calcutta High Court over petitions related to alleged post-poll violence in 2021, had said in a report that law of the ruler and not the rule of law prevailed in West Bengal.

Dhankar was the governor of the state for nearly three years before his elevation as the vice-president of India and had on many occasions engaged in tussles

tors, teachers and parents which comes out with rankings for schools every year.

Three others have also made the top 10 list.

“It is a matter of great pride and a result of hard work by principals, teachers and students. All the principals of these schools were provided world-class training in leading insti-

BJP leader’s wife killed in clash between UP Police, villagers in U’khand

TMC, Cong criticise Dhankhar for his remarks on Bengal ; BJP, CPI-M comes out in support KOLKATA, OCT 13 (PTI): The ruling TMC and opposition Congress in West Bengal Thursday criticised Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar for his comments on West Bengal’s law and order situation saying they are not befitting for the post he holds.

The BJP state unit came out in support of Dhankhar and said it is good that he is portraying the “true picture” of the state.

Dhankhar speaking at a programme in New Delhi on Wednesday said “Law of the ruler, not the rule of law, is the bane of human rights in the state (West Bengal)”.

He was speaking at a programme of the NHRC in New Delhi where he recalled that a fact-finding committee of the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC), formed on the

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tutes such as IIM Ahmedabad, Cambridge University among others,” Sisodia said.

The press conference was also attended by principals of the five schools.

Sisodia added that a training programme had been made for government school principals so that other schools could also become world class and compete with the top schools of the country.

“We want all the top 10 government schools of the country to be Delhi government schools in the future.

We will do it with the help of principals of schools who have already made their place in the coveted list,” he said.

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“The most frequently mentioned reason for not getting as much work as needed, across all blocks, was the lack of adequate work being sanctioned or opened. On average, 63 per cent of all job card-holding households cited this reason in the surveyed blocks,” it added.

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production in August may not be taken well by the market because Indian economy is anticipated to sustain its resilience.

“In this backdrop, the impending US inflation figures, which are forecasted to remain high, may cause volatility in the global market.” In Asian markets, bourses in Tokyo, Shanghai, Hong Kong and Seoul closed in the red.

H ow e ve r, s t o c k exchanges in Europe were trading with gains in midsession deals.

M e a n w h i l e, t h e international oil benchmark Brent crude futures increased by 0.31 per cent to USD 92.74 per barrel.

Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) remained net sellers in the Indian capital market on Wednesday as they sold shares worth Rs 542.36 crore, as per exchange data. The rupee declined by 6 paise to close at 82.39 (provisional) against US dollar. In twin blows to Indian economic revival, higher food prices drove retail inflation to a fivemonth high of 7.4 per cent, while factory output fell for the first time in 18 months.

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MUMBAI, OCT 13 (PTI): The rupee traded in a narrow range and settled 5 paise lower at 82.38 against the US dollar on Thursday, tracking a muted trend in domestic equities amid weak domestic macroeconomic data.

Besides, risk aversion sentiment among investors weighed on the local unit. At the interbank foreign exchange, the rupee witnessed range-bound trading. It opened at 82.30 against the US dollar, then fell further to close at 82.38, registering a fall of 5 paise over the last close. It was moving in a tight range of 82.25 to 82.42.

On Wednesday, the rupee fell by 12 paise to close at 82.33 against the greenback. “Asian currencies fell amid caution as traders awaited Thursday’s US inflation data for clues on how much the US Federal Reserve will raise rates,” said Dilip Parmar, Research Analyst, HDFC Securities.

Parmar further added that along with weak regional currencies, dismal domestic economic data weighed on the Indian rupee. On the forward market, the one-year forward USD/INR premium declined as the central bank was at the receiving end.

“Spot USD/INR has been trading in the narrow range this week amid the central bank intervention on both sides. In the near-term, spot USD/INR is having resistance at 82.85 and support at 82.10,” Parmar noted.

Meanwhile, the dollar index, which gauges the greenback’s strength against a basket of six currencies, fell 0.26 per cent to 113.02.

Brent crude futures, the global oil benchmark, rose 0.32 per cent to USD 92.85 per barrel.

In the domestic equity market, the 30-share BSE Sensex closed 390.58 points or 0.68 per cent down at 57,235.33, and the broader NSE Nifty fell 109.25 points or 0.64 per cent to 17,014.35. Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) were net sellers in the capital markets as they offloaded shares worth Rs 542.36 crore on Wednesday, according to exchange data.

MUMBAI, OCT 13 (PTI): Benchmark BSE Sensex declined by 390 points on Thursday following heavy selling in banking, finance and capital goods stocks due to inflation and growth concerns.

A weak r upee and rising crude prices also impacted the market sentiment, traders said.

The 30-share BSE Sensex declined 390.58 points or 0.68 per cent to settle at 57,235.33. Likewise, the broader NSE Nifty fell 109.25 points or 0.64 per cent to end at 17,014.35.

Wipro was the top loser in the Sensex pack, shedding 7.03 per cent, followed by SBI, L&T, ICICI Bank, Asian Paints, Bajaj Finance and HDFC twins.

On the other hand, HCL Tech, Sun Pharma, Dr Reddy’s Reliance Industries and Ultra Tech Cement were among the gainers, rising up to 3.19 per cent.

Vinod Nair, Head of Research at Geojit Financial Services, “Retail inflation persisting above the desired levels has been a major cause of concern for the Indian economy. This, coupled with declining industrial

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beneficiaries and urged them to work hard with zeal and determination.

Earlier in the program, Moarenla, the zonal head of tEA Mokokchung gave a brief introduction about tEA in Mokokchung. She said the program of extending assistance to women street vendors is the fourth one in Mokokchung since its inception in 2017. She further informed interested women entrepreneurs to avail the said loan (interest free) from tEA.

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I, II and III. As regards Package I & II, the judges noted that some work had been done but at a very minimal level.

So far as Package III was concerned, they noted that not much progress had been made due to frequent rains. Further, it was stated that the newly-appointed contractor was expected to continue work till new arrangements were made.

At this stage, senior counsel KP Pathak assisted by M Arora, counsel for M/s Oasis Techno Construction Ltd, submitted that the three directors of the company could not appear before the court on Wednesday as directed on September 28, 2022 due to health reasons. He also made a proposal to have a deliberation with authorities of NHIDCL with regard to Package III in presence of amicus curiae. The proposal made by the senior counsel was accepted by S Borgohain, counsel for NHIDCL, in the interest of public.

Beneficiaries after the loan disbursement program today at tEA office Mokokchung.

level.

She stated that trust building plays an important aspect in all spheres and added that there is blessing when one is trusted. She further lamented that Naga society as a whole lacks in the principle of saving, adding that it is not important how you spend, but it is important how you save.

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DIMAPUR, OCT 13 (NPN): Gauhati High Court Kohima Bench directed M/s Ramky-ECI (JV) to complete the four-lane road work in respect of Package I & II within the timeframe already given by it.

A two-bench judge comprising Justice LS Jamir and Justice Songkhupchung Serto also ordered M/s Oasis Techno Construction Ltd and National Highways & Infrastructure Development Corporation Ltd (NHIDCL) to have a deliberation with respect to Package III in presence of the learned amicus curiae.

They also directed NHIDCL to take the initiative for the deliberation. While ordering to list the matter again for October 27, 2022 the court ruled that the three directors of M/s Oasis Techno Construction Ltd should be present before it.

The court perused the progress report filed by the authority engineer with regard to Packages

MOKOKCHUNG, 13 OCT (NPN): The Entrepreneurs Associates today (tEA) held a program for disbursement of Zero Interest Loans at their office premises here at Mokokchung.

The project is implemented by tEA in partnership with Capri Global Capital Limited (CGCL) where loans were being provided to women street vendors. During the program today, a total of 15 women beneficiaries received Rs. 10,000 each with interest free loans which were handed over by Nungshichila Longchar, JE PHED, Mokokchung.

At the program, Nungshichila Longchar, JE PHED, Mokokchung gave a short speech where she dwelt on the aspects of dignity of labour saying that there is no shame in working. She asserted that the locals should take up entrepreneurship to the next

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National Rural Employment Guarantee Act made a marked difference during the pandemic, protecting the most vulnerable households from significant loss of income.

Increased ear nings from MGNREGA were able to compensate for somewhere between 20 to 80 per cent of the income loss depending on the block, it stated.

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“Across all blocks, roughly 39 per cent of all the job card-holding households interested in working in MGNREGA in the Covid year could not get a single day of work while they wanted 77 days of work on average.

“Among households that found some work, the unmet demand (difference between the number of days desired and the number

MGNREGA. More than eight out of 10 households recommended that MGNREGA should provide 100 days of employment per person per year. “ We a l s o f o u n d a massive extent of underfunding. A conservative estimate yields that the allocations in the surveyed blocks should have been three times the amount that was actually allocated in the year after lockdown to fulfil the true extent of work demand,” said Rajendran Narayanan, co-author of the study and faculty member at Azim Premji University.

Ashwini Kulkarni of the NREGA Consortium said one of the objectives of MGNREGA is to act as a social protection measure during times of distress. “ C ov i d p a n d e m i c, lockdown created unprecedented distress and MGNREGA, as expected, rose to the need and provided work for many more villages and many more households than in the preceding years.

The Entrepreneurs Associates disburses loans in Mokokchung

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NEW DELHI, OCT 13 (PTI): Around 39 per cent of all job card-holding households interested i n wo r k i n g u n d e r t h e MNREGA scheme did not get a single day of work in the Covid pandemic year 2020-21, according to a survey.

On average, only 36 per cent of the households that worked received their wages in 15 days, showed the survey of 2,000 households across eight blocks in four states conducted by Azim Premji University in partnership with the National Consortium of Civil Society Organisations on NREGA and Collaborative Research and Dissemination (CORD).

The sur vey was conducted in NovemberDecember 2021 in Phulparas (Madhubani) and Chhatapur blocks (Supaul) in Bihar, Bidar (Bidar) and Devadurga (Raichur) in Kar nataka, Khalwa (Khandwa) and Ghatigaon ( G wa l i o r ) i n M a d hya

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UNA/CHAMBA (HP), OCT 13 (PTI): Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday accused the past governments of not providing facilities that were available to people elsewhere in the world even in the previous century and in his home state Gujarat a few years back.

Ahead of the assembly polls in Himachal Pradesh by the year-end, he launched a slew of development projects in Una and Chamba.

In Una, Modi flagged off a Vande Bharat Express, the fourth train in the series.

Addressing public meetings, he hoped that the state will break the trend this time of electing different parties every election.

Modi also stressed on the benefits of the “doubleengine” government, a reference to the BJP being in power both in Himachal Pradesh and at the Centre.

“We will provide you facilities of the 20th as well as the 21st centuries,” he said, addressing a rally at the Indira Gandhi stadium in Una. “Our government is fulfilling the aspirations of

Narendra Modi with Ashwini Vaishnaw, Himachal Pradesh Governor Rajendra Arlekar and CM Jai Ram Thakur. (PTI)

21st-century India. New India is overcoming challenges of the past and growing rapidly,” Modi added.

“Earlier governments at the Centre and in the state failed to understand your needs. My government is not only fulfilling the needs of the people, but is doing it with full strength,” he said.

Modi also hit out at the opposition, saying ‘Dev Bhoomi’ Himachal has the grace of nature but previous governments did not work to fill the development gap.

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not only filled that gap but also wrote a new chapter of development,” he said.

In an apparent reference to the “doubleengine”government, Modi said earlier, Himachal BJP chief ministers PK Dhumal and Shanta Kumar had to go to Delhi with BJP workers to seek approval for even small projects.

Now, he added, the chief minister goes to Delhi to inform about the completion of projects. Modi recalled a saying that the youth and the water in the

hills is of little use locally, a reference to migration and the flow of water downhill.

The prime minister said his government has changed the proverb. He launched the Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana-III in Chamba to upgrade 3,125 km of rural roads, saying the government wants to build roads in every village of the state.

So far, the double-engine government of the BJP has built 12,000 km of rural roads in eight years in Himachal Pradesh, Modi said, adding that several new villages will be connected with under the scheme.

More than Rs 420 crore has been sanctioned by the central government under this phase of the PMGSYIII for upgrading 440 km of rural roads in 15 border and far-flung blocks of the state.

Modi further said the BJP’s double-engine government has made domestic gas connections available for every home. Hundred per cent piped water coverage has been made in tribal areas of Lahaul-Spiti and Kinnaur under the ‘Har Ghar Jal Yojna’, he said. Refer-

ing to recent grant of the Scheduled Tribe status to the Hatti community, the prime minister said it showed the government cared for the tribal people.

“I feel contented while serving you as you have given me this opportunity by voting the BJP to power,” Modi told a rally at the Chogan maidan in Chamba.

In Una, he said pharma, education and railway projects launched in the region will have positive impact on its progress. “I am pleased to announce gifts worth several thousand crores for Himachal before Dhanteras and Diwali,” he said. Flagging off the new Vande Bharat Express from Una, Modi said he was always concerned about connectivity in Himachal Pradesh.

Union Minister Anurag Thakur, who was also present at the rally in Una, said Prime Minister Modi made it possible for people of Himachal Pradesh to have a Vande Bharat train whereas the previous Congress governments used to snatch facilities from them.

Supreme Court to hear today pleas challenging electoral bond scheme

NEW DELHI, OCT 13 (PTI): The Supreme Court is scheduled to hear on Friday a batch of pleas challenging laws permitting funding of political parties through the electoral bond scheme.

Electoral bonds have been pitched as an alternative to cash donations made to political parties as part of efforts to bring transparency in political funding.

A bench of Justices B R Gavai and B V Nagarathna is likely to take up the PILs by NGO, Association for Democratic Reforms, Communist Party of India (Marxist) and other petitioners.

Advocate Prashant Bhushan, appearing for the NGO, on April 5 had mentioned the matter before the then CJI N V Ramana saying the issue was critical and needed an urgent hearing.

The top cour t had agreed to list the NGO’s plea for hearing but it did not come up before any court. Earlier, Bhushan had sought an urgent listing of

the PIL from the apex court on October 4 last year seeking a direction to the Centre not to open any further window for sale of electoral bonds during the pendency of a case pertaining to funding of political parties and alleged lack of transparency in their accounts.

The NGO, which had filed the PIL in 2017 on the alleged issue of corruption and subversion of democracy through illicit and foreign funding of political parties and lack of transparency in the accounts of all political parties, had filed an interim application in March this year before the assembly polls in West Bengal and Assam seeking that window for sale of electoral bonds be not reopened.

The NGO, in its fresh application filed in the pending petition, had claimed that there is a serious apprehension that any further sale of electoral bonds before the upcoming Assembly elections, including in West Bengal and Assam, would further increase illegal and

illicit funding of political parties through shell companies. On January 20 last year, the apex court had refused to grant interim stay on the 2018 Electoral Bonds Scheme and sought responses of the Centre and the Election Commission on an interim application by the NGO seeking stay on the scheme.

The government notified the Electoral Bond Scheme on January 2, 2018.

According to provisions of the scheme, electoral bonds may be purchased by a person, who is a citizen of India or incorporated or established in India.An individual can buy electoral bonds, either singly or jointly with other individuals.

Only political parties registered under Section 29A of the Representation of the People Act, 1951 and which secured not less than one percent of votes polled in the last general election to the House of the People or the Legislative Assembly of the State, are eligible to receive electoral bonds.

Court grants 12-day custody of ‘Threatened by NCW’, alleges AAP’s Gujarat unit chief accused in human sacrifice case Women’s body

Bhagaval Singh and his wife Laila.

there are more victims of this horrific crime.

The gold ornaments of the deceased women are missing. It seems like they have been sold or pledged by the accused. They are yet to be traced, police said.

The custody application also said that the accused need to be taken to various places in Pathanamthitta and Ernakulam districts as part of collecting evidence.

The police said they also need to probe the

classes taken by Singh and the sectors associated with him.

The chopped body parts of the deceased were exhumed from the premises of the couple’s house at Elanthoor village in Pathanamthitta on October 11.

The first woman went missing on September 26 and the probe led to Shafi.

On further interrogating him, police found that the trio had earlier murdered the second victim in a similar manner in June.

NEW DELHI, OCT 13 (PTI): AAP’s Gujarat unit chief Gopal Italia alleged that he was “threatened and treated indecently” by NCW chairperson Rekha Sharma after he appeared before her on Thursday, as members of his Patidar community have come out in support of the Arvind Kejriwal-led party ahead of the state elections.

He also alleged that he was then handed over to a team of Delhi Police which took him to Okhla police station where officials tried to convince him that he should not mess with “powerful people” and that he should quit the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) to avoid any further trouble.

Italia was detained for more than 2.5 hours by the Delhi Police after

AAP Gujarat chief Gopal Italia detained from NCW office by the Delhi Police. (Twitter)

its chief because I am a law abiding citizen. As I reached the NCW office, they first refused to allow my lawyer to accompany me,” Italia told a press conference after he was released by police.

The AAP leader claimed that after he entered the NCW chief ’s office, “with all arrogance, she started threatening me that she would send me to jail…I was treated in a very indecent and cheap manner, scolded and intimidated a lot.”

Itlaia said that he was then take to a police station where officials “asked me

ED files charge sheet against Rana Ayyub ‘Open support for Kharge NEW DELHI, OCT 13 (PTI): The Enforcement Directorate has filed a charge sheet against journalist Rana Ayyub under the anti-money laundering law, alleging that she utilised publicly raised funds of Rs 2.69 crore for herself and also contravened the foreign contribution law.

The federal agency filed its prosecution complaint against Ayyub before a special Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA) court in Ghaziabad (Uttar Pradesh) on October 12.

“Rana Ayyub launched three fundraiser charity campaigns on ‘Ketto platform’ starting from April, 2020 and collected funds totalling Rs 2,69,44,680,” the ED said in a statement issued on Thursday.

The campaigns, it said, were meant to raise funds for slum dwellers

and farmers; relief work for Assam, Bihar and Maharashtra and help Ayyub and her team to help those impacted by COVID-19 in India.

Probe found, the agency said, that the funds raised on the online platforms were received in the accounts of Ayyub’s father and sister and subsequently transferred to her personal accounts.

“Ayyub utilised these funds to create a fixed deposits of Rs 50 lakh for herself and also transferred Rs 50 lakh in a new bank account. Investigation found that only about Rs 29 lakh was used for relief work,” it claimed.

“In order to claim more expenses towards relief work, fake bills were submitted by Ayyub and subsequently, bank balances in the accounts of Ayyub amounting to Rs 1,77,27,704 (includ-

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ing FD of Rs 50 Lakh) were attached under the PMLA vide a provisional attachment order dated 04.02.2022,” it said.

The ED alleged Ayyub “illegally” raised the Rs 2.69 crore funds and “cheated” general public donors.

“These funds were not used for the intended purpose and instead used for creation of assets for herself. Ayyub has tried to project these funds as untainted and thus has laundered the funds received from general public,” the agency alleged.

“Ayyub also received these funds from foreign countries without any approval or registration from the government which is required under the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act, 2010,” it said.

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by ED has “established that Ms Rana Ayyub had launched the aforesaid campaigns with the sole intention to cheat the general public and acquired proceeds of crime in form of FD and balances in bank accounts projecting them as untainted”, the agency said. The money laundering case against her stems from a September, 2021 FIR of Ghaziabad Police related to alleged irregularities in donor funds.

Ayyub had earlier rejected these allegations saying the money laundering charges levelled against her were “preposterous and wholly mala fide”.

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NEW DELHI, OCT 13 (PTI): Congress presidential candidate Shashi Tharoor on Thursday lamented that some leaders had openly come out in support of his poll opponent Mallikarjun Kharge and even summoned meetings in his favour, saying it disturbed the level-playing field.

The Thiruvananthapuram MP also said several PCC chiefs and senior leaders were not available for a meeting with him during his visits to their respective states, but they warmed up to Kharge when he Seeking votes from delegates at the Delhi Pradesh Congress Committee (DPCC) office here, Tharoor said he wanted to bring a “change” in the organisation. He also said aimed to “bring back” the voters who did not support the Congress in the 2014 and the 2019 Lok Sabha polls. “I want to

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bring a change in the party.

I want to bring back those voters who didn’t stand by our side in 2014 and 2019,” he told the delegates.

Tharoor further rued that he could not meet some delegates as their contact details were “missing” from the list that was provided to him. “There were incomplete contact details in the list of delegates that we received.

Some lists had names but no contact numbers, some had names but no proper address. Hence, it was difficult to reach out to them,” Tharoor claimed.

Chhattisgarh: ED arrests IAS officer, 2 others in money laundering case RAIPUR, OCT 13 (PTI): The Enforcement Directorate on Thursday arrested Chhattisgarh cadre IAS officer Sameer Vishnoi and two other persons after it launched multi-city raids in the state early this week as part of a money laundering investigation, officials said.

Businessman Sunil Agrawal of Indramani g roup and Laxmikant Tiwari, uncle of “absconding” businessman Suryakant Tiwari, were also taken into custody in

the morning by the federal agency from state capital Raipur, they said.The three persons were arrested under criminal sections of the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA) and will be produced before a local court, where the ED will seek their further custody.

Vishnoi, an Indian Administrative Service officer of 2009 batch, is currently working as the CEO of the Chhattisgarh Infotech Promotion Society

(Chips). He was questioned by the agency at its office in Raipur on Wednesday along with a few others.

The bureaucrat also holds additional charge of managing director of Chhattisgarh State Cooperative Marketing Federation (Markfed) and has earlier served as the director of geology and mining department and MD of Chhattisgarh Mineral Development Corporation (CMDC) in the incumbent Congress government led by Chief

Minister Bhupesh Baghel.

The CMDC undertakes scientific exploration, commercial exploitation and viable trading of minerals in the state.

The premises of Laxmikant Tiwari, an advocate by profession from state’s Mahasamund district, were also covered during the raids. Raipur-based Agrawal has been in the coal business for over a decade and apparently has links with senior politicians. The arrests came after the agency

launched multiple raids in Chhattisgarh on October 11 in a money laundering case linked to alleged illegal levy extorted from coal and mining transporters in the state by a purported nexus of government officials, businessmen and private entities.

The agency has also sealed the residence of IAS officer and Raigarh district collector Ranu Sahu as she was not available during the raids that began on Tuesday. Sahu is under-

stood to have informed the agency that she was undergoing a medical procedure and has assured cooperation in the investigation.

ED sources, however, said the IAS officer of 2010 batch is yet to appear at the agency’s office in Raipur “despite clear instructions” to do so. An ED team also conducted a survey of the mining offices in Raigarh and Korba districts along with a security team of the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF).

why am I involving myself into such things, why am I messing with these powerful people, suggesting me to quit all these things.”

The AAP leader said the NCW did not summon him to hear the alleged charges against him but to threaten and harass him at the behest of the BJP as he belongs to Patidar community.

“These incidents happened because Gujarat elections are approaching and the Patidar community is coming out openly in support of the AAP, rising against the ruling BJP,” he charged

FELICITATION The “YELATU ASSÜMI KUGHUKO KÜQHAKULU” with immense pride congratulate the meritorious achievement of the following members and wish them the best in all their future endeavours.

1. Inoli V. Hekali Zhimomi, wife of Ino Inaka Assumi on being promoted to Additional Secretary, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India.

2. Dr. G. Hukugha Assumi, IRS on being promoted to Commissioner, Income Tax, Government of India.

3. Er. Kitoka V. Assumi on securing the post of Junior Engineer in NPSC (CTSE) 2022.

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“They (BJP) are all descendants of Kansa.

They hate Patidar. They have come together against me, AAP, and Arvind Kejriwal. But I am also Gopal and have blessings of lord Krishna. I will take this fight to finish and emerge victorious.” Italia added.

The NCW chairperson had summoned Italia for using “abusive and indecent language” against Prime Minister Narendra Modi in a purported video and said that his comment was “gender biased, misogynist and condemnable”.

“Italia refused to accept that the concerned video is his and insisted that it could have been edited,” Sharma said.

However, in his written submission, he did not deny his association with the video and stated that the alleged word could imply anything and in no sense it can be attributed to be derogatory to women, she added.

FELICITATION The Sastami Kughuko Kuposhukulu Dimapur extend heartiest congratulations to Mr. Kughaka Achumi, son of Lt. Xutoi Achumi & Mr. Toito Labo, son of Shri.

Shikato Labo (G.B) on being promoted to the ranks of ABSI (GD) under Police Department.

The SKKD wishes both good health and pray that God will continue to lead them in their new assignment.

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FELICITATION The Longkhim Division Students' Union with immense pride and honour would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Shri. Sethrichem Sangtam of Chungtor Village for being appointed as the Male Member of the State Food Commission, Nagaland. The Union further extends best wishes for his future endeavours.

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KOCHI, OCT 13 (PTI): A court here on Thursday granted Kerala police custody of the three accused in the sensational human sacrifice case, in which two women lost their lives, for detailed interrogation.

The court granted 12 days custody to police as sought by it for collecting evidence and further investigation into the horrific crime.

The cour t had on Wednesday remanded the prime accused Shafi (52), Bhagaval Singh (68), a massage therapist and his wife Laila (59) to 14-day judicial custody.

In the custody application filed before a local court here on Thursday, police said the accused need to be further interrogated to probe whether there was any other reason behind the human sacrifice.

The police said they need to investigate whether

he appeared before the National Commission for Women (NCW) in connection with his alleged comments against Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

The AAP leader described those in BJP as “Kansa ki aulad” (descendants of demon king Kansa)” and vowed to take his fight against them to finish in the upcoming Gujarat assembly polls, saying his name is Gopal and he too has blessings of lord Krishna.

NCW chief Sharma denied the allegations, saying that Italia was given “enough time” to reply on his “abusive” tweet but his oral and written statements were completely contradictory.

There was no immediate reaction from the Delhi Police to the AAP leader’s charge.

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74. Shri Y. Khekiye Sumi, S/o Yeshito.

R/o Kichilimi Village, Zunheboto, Constable (GD) 13th NAP (IR) BN, Yajang.

75. Shri Vikeduolie Metha, S/o Neikethozo Metha, R/o New Chumukedima Village, Chumukedima, Constable (GD) 13th NAP (IR) B, Yajang.

76. Shri Viekhrope, S/o Lhoushe, R/o Khezhakeno Village, Phek Constable (GD) 13th NAP (IR) BN, Yajang.

77. Shri Kuvezo Rhakho, S/o Vethonyi Rhakho, R/o Zani Village, Dimapur, Constable (Computer Operator) 13th NAP (IR) BN. 78. Shri Khotsolo, S/o Lhoupenyi, R/o Khezhakeno Village, Phek Constable (GD) 13th NAP (IR) BN, Yajang.

79. Shri Neikhrotso, S/o D. Kolho Koza, R/o Khezhakeno Village, Phek, Constable (GD) 13th NAP (IR) BN, Yajang.

80. Shri Viete, S/o Visalie , R/o Khezhakeno Village, Phek Constable (GD) 13th NAP (IR) BN, Yajang.

81. Shri Mhathung L.Jami, S/o Likao Jami, R/o Merapani Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 13th NAP (IR) BN.Yajang.

82. Shri Tepekhruto, S/o Lt. Kevilesu, R/o Zhadima Village, Kohima, Constable (GD) 13th NAP (IR) BN, Yajang.

83. Shri Mhao Ngullie, S/o Lt.Nrikhon Ngullie, R/o Nungying Village, Constable (GD) 13th NAP (IR) BN, Yajang.

84. Shri Zuchanbemo C Kikon, S/o Chonpanthung Kikon, Yanthamo Village, Wokha, Constable (GD) 13th NAP (IR) BN, Yajang.

85. Shri K. Rhanbemo Kithan, S/o Kilow Kithan, R/o Old Riphyim Village, Wokha, Constable (GD) 13th NAP (IR) BN, Yajang.

86. Shri Nzanbemo Z. Tungoe, S/o R.Zubemo Tungoe, R/o Old Riphyim Village, Wokha, Constable (GD) 13th NAP (IR) BN, Yajang.

87. Shri Viketouzo Rupre-o, S/o Solhou Rupre-o, R/o Cheichama Village, Kohima, Constable (GD) 13th NAP (IR) BN, Yajang.

88. Shri N. Chobthung Enni, S/o Nrabemo Enni, R/o Old Changsu Village, Wokha, Constable (GD) 13th NAP (IR) BN, Yajang.

89. Shri H. Longshithung Lotha, S/o Hachio Lotha, R/o Old Changsu Village, Wokha, Constable (GD) 13th NAP (IR) BN, Yajang.

90. Shri Chibemo L. Lotha, S/o Lavanthung Murry, R/o Yikhum Village, Wokha, Constable (GD) 13th NAP (IR) BN, Yajang.

91. Shri Kawoto S Assumi, S/o Shitovi, R/o Phuye Old Village, Zunheboto, Constable (GD) 13th NAP (IR) BN, Yajang.

92. Shri Pankathung Patton, S/o Nyanchumo Patton, R/o Old Riphyim Village, Wokha, Constable (GD) 13th NAP (IR) BN, Yajang.

93. Shri Chumremo M. Odyuo, S/o Mhathung Oduyo, R/o Englan Village, Wokha, Constable (GD) 13th NAP (IR) BN, Yajang.

94. Shri Nzanthung R Lotha, S/o Renchumo Lotha, R/o Longsa Village, Wokha, Constable (GD) 13th NAP (IR) BN, Yajang.

95. Shri Vienilo, S/o Khapelo, R/o Khezhakeno Village, Phek, Constable (GD) 13th NAP (IR) BN, Yajang.

96. Shri Nukuzo Doza, S/o Razu-o Doza, R/o Thevopisu Village, Phek, Constable (GD) 13th NAP (IR) BN, Yajang.

97. Shri Ropfevie Koza, S/o Lt.Teisovi Koza, R/o Khezhakeno Village, Phek, Constable (GD) 13th NAP (IR) BN, Yajang.

98. Shri Aochiba Aier, S/o Alikaba Aier, R/o Mopungchuket Village, Mokokchung, Constable (GD) 13th NAP (IR) BN, Yajang.

99. Shri Krove Koza, S/o Mezelhou Koza, R/o Sodzulhou Village, Chumukidima, Constable (GD) 13th NAP (IR) BN, Yajang.

100. Shri Rukuvo Yhobu, S/o Lt. Mudohuyi Yhobu, R/o Pfutsero Village, Phek, Constable (GD) 13th NAP (IR) BN, Yajang.

101. Shri Vinoto Ayemi, S/o Mithihe Ayemi, R/o Shoxuvi village, Chumukedima, Constable (GD) 13th NAP (IR) BN, Yajang.

NOTICE UNDER ORDER V, RULES 20, CPC Please, take Notice that the above mentioned Case W.P.(C) 199/2022 has been filed in the Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench, wherein you have been impleaded as Respondents (Respondents No. 7 to 101).

The Hon’ble High Court dated 22.09.19 has directed for substitute Notice through local dailies and fixed the matter after four weeks for entering of appearance. That if no appearance is made on your behalf, by yourself, by your Advocate, or by someone by law authorised to act on your behalf on the fixed date of appearance, the matter will be heard and decided ex-parte in your absence.

Signed and sealed by the order of the court on this day the .......... September, 2022.

Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench.

Kohima:Nagaland.

IN THE GAUHATI HIGH COURT

(THE HIGH COURT OF ASSAM: NAGALAND: MIZORAM AND ARUNACHAL PRADESH) KOHIMA BENCH 35. Shri Rhadalu Pohena, S/o Zunyo Pochena, Chizami, Phek., Constable (GD), 5th NAP Bn Phek.

36. Shri Wemeri Ritse, S/o Shri. Neipfulo Ritse, Puftseromi Village, Phek, Constable (GD), 5th NAP Bn Phek.

37. Shri. Tshutshowe, S/o Hiwepe, New Colony Phek Town, Phek.

Constable (GD) , 5th NAP Bn Phek.

38. Shri. Vechosheyi Huire, S/o Sazopa Huire, Phek Town, Phek Constable (GD), 5th NAP Bn Phek.

39. Shri Zekope Lohe, S/o Thepuneyi Lohe, Jerico II Colony, Phek Town, Phek.

Constable (GD), 5th NAP Bn Phek.

40. Shri Kuduta Nusory, S/o Kumashe Nusory Bethany-1 Colony, Phek Town.

Constable (GD), 5th NAP Bn Phek.

41. Shri Niekhohu Mede–O, S/o Suhrhokho Mede-O, Phusachodu Village, Phek Constable (GD), 5th NAP Bn Phek.

42. Shri T. Samoul, S/o K. Throngso Yim, Shiponger Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD), 5th NAP Bn Phek.

43. Shri Vithul Rhetso, S/o Neileho Rhetso, Viswema Village, Kohima.

Constable (GD), 5th NAP Bn Phek.

44. Shri Zechelo Wetsa, S/o Lt. Kedutsozu Wetsa, Kami Village, Phek. Constable (GD), 5th NAP Bn Phek.

45. Shri Wesheko Mero, S/o Lhiwekedou Mero, Pfutseromi Village, Phek Constable (GD), 5th NAP Bn Phek.

46. Shri Khruvozo Nienu, S/o Lhunetso Nienu, Mutsale Village, Phek. Constable (GD), 5th NAP Bn Phek.

47. Shri Junda Nyusou, S/o Khuomatho Nyusou, Meluri Village, Phek. Constable (GD), 5th NAP Bn Phek.

48. Shri Vikuto Victor Thapo, S/o Khwelzhu Joseph Thapo, Viswema Village, Kohima.

Constable (GD), 5th NAP Bn Phek.

49. Shri Putuvi Lea, S/o Khu-o Lea, Tsupfume Village, Phek.

Constable (GD), 5th NAP Bn Phek.

50. Shri Khravitho, S/o Kewezu, Matikhru Village, Phek. Constable (GD), 5th NAP Bn Phek.

51. Shri Rokovotso Zhale, S/o Thinoseo Zhale, Dihoma Village, Kohima.

Constable (GD), 5th NAP Bn Phek.

52. Shri Zhove Rhakho, S/o Chiekhuthiyi Rhakho, Lozaphuhu Village, Phek.

Constable (GD), 5th NAP Bn Phek.

53. Shri Khriesavezo Soho, S/o Chikhopa Soho, Phek Village, Phek. Constable (GD), 5th NAP Bn Phek.

54. Shri Zalekho Tunyi, S/o Vetsonu Tunyi, Kikruma Village, Phek. Constable (GD), 5th NAP Bn Phek.

55. Shri Keduwepre Chiero, S/o Welhipe Chiero, Mesulumi Village, Phek.

Constable (GD), 5th NAP Bn Phek.

56. Shri Zhove Puro, S/o Kuvepoyo Puro, Kikruna Village, Phek. Constable (GD), 5th NAP Bn Phek.

57. Shri Ayeto Chisho, S/o Mulaho Chisho, Rotomi Village, Zunheboto.

Constable (GD), 5th NAP Bn Phek.

58. Shri Vetuzo Hoshi, S/o Lt. Nukhupa Hoshi, Phek Village, Phek. Constable (Wielder), 5th NAP Bn Phek.

59. Shri Wodemo J Ngullie, S/o John Ngullie, Old Riphyim Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD), 5th NAP Bn Phek.

60. Shri Thungchio P. Kithan, S/o L. Phanjamo Kithan, Yikhum Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD), 5th NAP Bn Phek.

61. Shri. Yanbothung Yanthan, S/o Nchumo Yanthan, Lakhuti Village, Wokha, Constable (GD), 5th NAP Bn Phek.

62. Shri. Nruthung Ezung, S/o Yimlothung Ezung, Longsa Village, Constable (GD), 5th NAP Bn Phek.

63. Shri Tongpangyongdang Ozukum, S/o Rongsenlepzuk, Yimjenkimong Village, Mokokchung.

Constable (GD), 5th NAP Bn Phek.

64. Shri Medo kenyu, S/o Neilhipe Kenye, R/o Chizami village, Phek Bithungo Lotha, Constable (GD), 5th NAP Bn Phek.

65. Shri Bithungo Lotha, Constable (GD), 5th NAP Bn Phek.

66. Shri Kedicho Pucho, S/o Solesu Pucho, Kezo Town, Kohima. Constable (GD), 5th NAP Bn Phek.

67. Shri Roukuovotuo Pfukha, S/o Neisetuolie Pfukha, Rusoma Village, Kohima.

Constable (GD), 5th NAP Bn Phek 68. Shri Maongkaba, S/o Tarentongzuk, Longmisa Village, Mokokchung, Constable (GD), 5th NAP Bn Phek.

69. Shri Lumliba Sangtam, S/o K.Tsatovi Sangtam, Seyochung Village, Kiphire.

Constable (GD), 14th NAP (IR) Bn. 70. Shri Yanbothung M.Shitiri, S/o Motsuo Shitiri, Old Changsu Village, Wokha Constable (GD), 14th NAP (IR) Bn. 71. Shri Livila Sangtam, S/o Atsase Sangtam, Tsadanger Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD), Sr.S.P, Kiphire.

72. Shri Bungji W. Yimchunger, S/o Wungcham, Shothumi ‘A’ Village, Kiphire, Constable (GD), 14th NAP (IR) Bn. 73. Shri Ovungbeni K. Ngullie, D/o Lt Khonbemo Ngullie, Yanthamo, Wokha, Constable (GD), Sr.S.P, Kiphire.

74. Shri Thungchanbemo R.Jungi, S/o Rabomo Jungi, Yikhum Village, Wokha, Constable (GD), Sr.S.P, Kiphire.

75. Shri Lumchungle, S/o Thrilongshe, Chare Old Village, Wokha Constable (GD), Sr.S.P, Kiphire.

76. Shri N.Renbemo Patton, S/o Nchio Patton, Old Riphyim, Wokha Constable (GD), Sr.S.P, Kiphire.

77. Shri Harka Bahadur Gurung, S/o Kas Bahadur Gurung, Chandamri Colony, Kohima Constable (GD), Sr.S.P, Kiphire 78. Shri Thiajungla S. Sangtam, D/o Serichum Sangtam, Angangba Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD), Sr.S.P, Kiphire.

79. Shri.Zurenthung Ngullie, S/o Thungyamo Ngullie, N. Longidang Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD), Sr.S.P, Kiphire.

80. Shri Qhevito Joseph, S/o Yekuto Jacob Swu, Mukalimi Village, Zunheboto.

Constable (GD), Sr.S.P, Kiphire.

81. Shri Sutiba Sangtam, S/o Liseto, Hurong Village, Kiphire. Constable (GD), Sr.S.P, Kiphire.

82. Shri A. Avisela, S/o Achemse Sangtam, Seyochung Village, Kiphire.

Constable (GD), Sr.S.P, Kiphire.

83. Shri Atsope Sangtam, S/o Tekhuen Sangtam, Pungren Village, Kiphire.

Constable (GD), Sr.S.P, Kiphire.

84. Shri Kunungoto Ringa, S/o Vesezo Ringa, Runguzu Village, Kiphire, Constable (GD), 14th NAP (IR) Bn. 85. Shri. Rukusato Chizo, S/o Lt Swuyesayi Chizo, Mutsale Village, Phek, Constable (GD), 14th NAP (IR) Bn. 86. Shri Nurayi Nienu, S/o Zashevo Nienu, Mutsale Village, Phek.

Constable (GD), 14th NAP(IR) Bn. 87. Shri. Tewe Swuro, S/o Pfuzulo, Losami Village, Phek.

Constable (GD), 14th NAP (IR) Bn. ……Respondents.

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(CIVIL ORIGINAL WRIT JURISDICTION) Case No.: W.P. (C) NO.195/2022 In the matter of : Shri Kekhriesilie Richa & 27 Ors .......... Petitioners.

-VrsThe State of Nagaland & 94 Ors ....... Respondents.

1. Shri Medongulie Lohe, S/o Vevotso Lohe, Zaveme Village, Phek. Constable (GD), S.P, Phek.

2. Shri Menetsho Rhakho, S/o Veshekho Rhakho, Kutsapo Village, Phek, Constable (GD), S.P, Phek.

3. Shri Wete Lomih, S/o Khape Lomih, Leshemi Village, Constable (GD), S.P, Phek.

4. Shri Khovezo Rhakho, S/o Cefusuyi Rhakho, Thipuzu Village, Phek. Constable (GD), S.P, Phek.

5. Shri Kukuthito Kezho, S/o Nuchicho Kezho, Phek Village, Phek. Constable (GD), S.P, Phek.

6. Shri Chekupe, S/o Neiwetsolo, Losami Village, Phek, Constable (GD), S.P, Phek.

7. Shri Sheto Therie, S/o Kuvengoyi Therie, Pholami Village, Pfutsero, Phek Constable (GD), S.P, Phek.

8. Shri Senovepe Song, S/o Zonyi Sono, Khezhakeno Village, Phek. Constable (GD), S.P, Phek.

9. Shri Abraham Khaletsu, S/o Seiyesetuo Khaletsu, Medziphema, Dimapur. Constable (GD), S.P, Phek.

10. Shri Tavi Venuh, S/o Robert Venuh, Tsupfeme Village, Phek. Constable (GD), S.P, Phek.

11. Shri Abemo Tungoe, S/o Pithungo Tungoe, Serika Village, Wokha. Constable (GD), S.P, Phek.

12. Shri Melite Tsido, S/o Wekhwe Tsido, Losami Village, Phek. Constable (GD), S.P, Phek.

13. Shri Kuhukhoyi Khamo, S/o vezoto Kham, Pholami Village, Phek. Constable (GD), S.P, Phek.

14. Shri Kewechute Tero, S/o Senukha Tero, Lasumi Village, Phek. Constable (GD), S.P, Phek.

15. Shri Wanglai Wangsha, S/o P. Wanghai Wangsha, Pukha Village, Mon. Constable (GD), S.P, Phek.

16. Shri Tepuvi Sachu, S/o Evuzo Sachu, Kezoma Village, Kohima. Constable (GD), S.P, Phek.

17. Shri Osangtemjen Aier, S/o Wapangnungsang Aier, Mopungchuket Village, Mokokchung, Constable (GD), S.P, Phek.

18. Shri Veneizo Lasuh, S/o Zulo Lasuh, Thetsumi Village, Phek. Constable (GD), S.P, Phek.

19. Shri Mhechete Mekrisuh, S/o Neiselo, Losami Village, Phek. Constable (GD), S.P, Phek.

20. Shri Anungba Imchen, S/o Tsukjemtemjen, Nokpu Village, Mokokchung.

Constable (GD), S.P, Phek.

21. Smti Watinaro Jamir, S/o Pipumangyang, Unger Village, Mokokchung.

Constable (GD), S.P, Phek.

22. Shri Wekuhi Lohe, S/o Puwetsolo Lohe, Losami Village, Phek. Constable (GD), S.P, Phek.

23. Shri Anil Mech, S/o Nilu Mech, Purana Bazar, Dimapur. Constable (GD), S.P, Phek.

24. Shri Eneichu, S/o Wepetso K. Khamo, Losami Village, Phek. Constable (GD), S.P, Phek.

25. Shri Philemon Khrozhona, S/o Razupa Khrozhona, Zelome Village, Phek. Constable (GD), S.P, Phek.

26. Shri Chewuhi Akami, S/o Mesekha, Losami Village, Phek. Constable (GD), S.P, Phek.

27. Shri Imlionen Lemtur, S/o Imsuimba, Chuchuyimlang Village, Mokokchung.

Constable (GD), S.P, Phek.

28. Shri Setsipi S. Sangtam, S/o Selichem L. Sangtam, Langkok Village, Kiphire. Constable (GD), S.P, Phek.

29. Shri Mhasheyi Lohe, S/o Zaposhe Lohe, Sakraba Village, Phek. Constable (GD), S.P, Phek.

30. Smti. Vekhoshelu Cukhamu, D/o Thupusheyi Cukhamu, Sakraba Village, Phek. Constable (GD), S.P, Phek.

31. Shri Sakhoto Chizoh, S/o Shetsoyi Chizoh, Mutsale Village, Phek. Constable (GD), S.P, Phek.

32. Shri Seso Lasushe, S/o Tsulingulo Lasushe, Leshemi Village, Phek. Constable (GD), S.P, Phek.

33. Shri. Medokuo Khamo, S/o Lt. Razousilie Khamo.

Mima Village, Kohima.

Constable (GD), 5th NAP Bn Phek.

34. Shri Zasekho Swuro, S/o Vakhayi Swuro, Thenyizumi Village, Phek Constable (GD), 5th NAP Bn Phek.

NOTICE UNDER ORDER V, RULES 20, CPC Please, take Notice that the above mentioned Case W.P.(C) 195/2022 has been filed in the Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench, wherein you have been impleaded as Respondents (Respondents No. 8 to 94).

The Hon’ble High Court dated 22.09.19 has directed for substitute Notice through local dailies and fixed the matter after four weeks for entering of appearance. That if no appearance is made on your behalf, by yourself, by your Advocate, or by someone by law authorised to act on your behalf on the fixed date of appearance, the matter will be heard and decided ex-parte in your absence.

Signed and sealed by the order of the court on this day the .......... September, 2022.

Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench.

Kohima:Nagaland.

(CIVIL ORIGINAL WRIT JURISDICTION) Case No.: W.P. (C) NO.194/2022 In the matter of : Shri Kekhriesilie Richa & 25 Ors .......... Petitioners.

-VrsThe State of Nagaland & 119 Ors ....... Respondents 1. Shri Kelhovezo S/o Nekhota Dawhou, Henyizumi Village, Phek, Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

2. Shri Chezopa Rakho S/O Dashevoyi R/o Ketsapo Village, Phek, Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

3. Shri Kumgha Sumi, S/o Ayepu Sumi R/o Awohumi Village, Pughoboto Zunheboto, Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

4. Shri Kutu Lohe, S/o Nuvoyi Lohe, R/o Kutsapo Village, Phek, Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

5. Shri Senuzo Medeo, S/o Veseye Medeo, R/o Khulaza Bawe, Chozuba, Phek, Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

6. Shri Chinglemy L.Phom, S/o Longtak, R/o Hukphang Village, Longleng.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

7. Shri Dauraibo, S/o Lt.Nampeulhi R/o Tening Village, Peren, Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang 8. Smti Manglon P, D/o Pacho, R/o Noklak Town, Tuensang, Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

9. Smti Nampui Ringdi, D/o Hutui Ringdi, R/o Lalong Village, Peren, Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

10. Smti Malai-M Khiamniungan, D/o Lt. Meshiba Khiamniungan, R/o Tsawao Village, Tuensang, Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang 11. Shri Sapdabui Newme, S/o Heinarang, R/o Nsong Town, Peren, Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

12. Smti Mongtsoa-P, D/o Pushu, R/o Lengnyu Village, Tuensang, Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

13. Shri Pongimeren, S/o Kumsangmongba, R/o Merankong Village, Mokokchung, Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

14. Shri Yimtilepten, S/o Kilepchiba, R/o Noksen Village, Tuensang, Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

15. Shri Shetchuba, S/o Makam, R/o Chingmelen Village, Tuensang, Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

16. Shri Luntsuba Yimchunger, S/oTsankiu R/o Huker Village, Tuensang, Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

17. Shri Ramanidingbo Chewang, S/o Ramga, R/o Tening Vaillge, Paren, Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

18. Shri Wipun Newmai, S/o Humezutza, R/o Nchangram village, Peren.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

19. Shri Paramditlung, S/o Ngauwi, R/o Nzau Namsan village, Peren, Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang..

20. Shri Kepalung Nhai, S/o Lt. Kezang Nhai, R/o Old Tesen Village, Peren, Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

21. Shri Langpok, S/o Temsunyanger, R/o Unger Village, Mokokchung, Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

22. Shri Akie, S/o Tadi, R/o Nsong Village, Jalukie, Peren.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

23. Shri Mekokmong, S/o Yongtumen, R/o Vongtsuvong Village, Kiphire.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

24. Shri B. Imtichuba Chang, S/o Belongchingmak, R/o Tuensang, Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

25. Shri Khamthong, S/o Pongo, R/o Nokhu Village, Tuensang, Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang 26. Shri T.Khoni Chang, S/o Takam Chang, R/o Hakehang Village, Tuensang, Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

27. Shri Kuingam S/o Tenanglak, R/o Nsong Town, Peren, Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

28. Shri. Wizadi K, S/o Kerasan, R/o Tening village, Peren, Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

29. Shri. Kedikinbo Chewang, D/o Lt. Akui Chewang, R/o Tening Village, Peren.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

30. Shri Namriwang, S/o Wimanbo, R/o Tening Village, Peren.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

31. Shri Nungsangmongba Jamir, S/o Aowati Jamir, R/o Aoyimkum Village, Dimapur.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

32. Shri Dolenkhangba, S/o Nochiehung Chang, R/o Chingmelen Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

33. Shri Namchambo, S/o Namkhambi, R/o Tening village, Peren.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

34. Shri Hanguahing, S/o Lt.Peikialungba, R/o Old Ngaulong Village, Peren.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

35. Shri Mosu N, S/o Lt. Ngon, R/o Noklak Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

36. Shri Sitomong, S/o Basu Yanju, R/o Sangdak Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

37. Shri K. Chongshen Mongba, S/o Khone, R/o Kokhung Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

38. Shri S. Ngou, S/o Sangtsoi, R/o Sanglao Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

39. Shri S. Peshie Khiamniungan, S/o Shangchio Khiamniungan, R/o Peshu Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

40. Smti. S. Thsanso, S/o Shokum, R/o Sangphur Village, Tuensang, Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

41. Smti. Linsoty, S/o Tokim, R/o Longkonger Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

42. Shri Viketoulie Tsukru, S/o Lt. Vikeyie Tsukru, R/o Diphurpar, Chumoukedima.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

43. Shri Kamlesh Chauhan, S/o Lakshmi Chauhan, R/o Gelwara Villahe, Jafarpur, Azamgarh (UP), NCE (Cook) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

44. Smti. T. Lingjungla Sangtam, D/o S. Tsalicho, R/o Angangba Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

45. Shri Khekato Zhimo, S/o Vitozhe Zhimo, R/o Khukiye Lukhai, Zunheboto.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

46. Shri Kaimangsomba, S/o T.Mongko Chang, R/o C/Khel Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

47. Shri Matemlong, S/o Talichuchang, R/o Mangkolemba Village, Mokokchung.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

48. Shri Rüungutuo Sachu, S/o Lt.Medohulie Sachu, R/o Kohima Village, Kohima.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

49. Shri Hotongba Sangtam, S/o Y.Horise, R/o Tronger Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

50. Shri. S. Ateba, S/o Lt. L. Shuto, R/o Thoktsur Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

51. Shri M. Shingnyou, S/o Mono Khaim, R/o Yokao Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

52. Shri Lusang M , S/o Mongchon, R/o Noklak Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

53. Shri Lanumeren, S/o Chubasajong, R/o Litem Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

54. Smti. Chubalemla Chang, D/o Chingmak Chang, R/o Tuensang Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

55. Shri Chonthungo L. Ovung, S/o Linongo Ovung, R/o Tsungiki Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

56. Shri Mebulemba, S/o Mosayanger, R/o Noksen Village, Mokokchung.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

57. Shri H. Leyang, S/o Hangting, R/o Noklak Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

58. Shri Y. Renbemo Patton, S/o Lt. Yanbamo Patton, R/o Old Riphyim Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

59. Shri Entie, S/o Kai, R/o Pangsha Old Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

60. Shri P. Imlong, S/o Punglang, R/o Sangchem Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

61. Shri Hoamo L, S/o Langshe, R/o Lengyu Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

62. Shri Longlangba Lkr, S/o Talinochet, R/o Changki, Mokokchung.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang 63. Shri Renjamo R. Kikon, S/o Ravungki Kikon, R/o Tsungiki Village, Mokokchung.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

64. Smti. Medangkumla Longkumer, D/o Imjongnok Lkr, R/o Changki Village, Mokokchung.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

65. Shri Merennungsang, S/o S.Pangernukshi, R/o Akhoya Village, Mokokchung.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

66. Shri Kikato K. Jimo, S/o Kakugha, R/o Sukhai, Zunheboto.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

67. Smti. Shine Rose Snock, D/o Lt.Asang Snock, R/o Totok Chingkho, Mon. Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

68. Shri Muliang T, S/o Tunyoh, R/o Sanglao Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

69. Shri Yamthsa K , S/o Kushu, R/o Peshu Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

70. Shri Taimongba, S/o Supongwati, R/o Mulungkimong Village, Mokokchung.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

71. Shri. S. Vanthungo Odyuo, S/o Supenthung Odyuo, R/o Morakjo Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) Superintendent of Police, Tuensang.

72. Shri Longkong Chingmak Chang, S/o Mongbasipong Chang, R/o Longtang Village, Tuensang, Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 73. Shri Mukhom K , S/o Khumeng, R/o Nokyam Village, Tuensang, Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 74. Shri Potho, S/o Cheitei, R/o Pathso Village, Tuensang, Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 75. Shri Kuduzo Nienu, S/o Venuta Nienu, R/o Mutsale Village, Phek, Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 76. Shri Changsomba, S/o Shanchuba, R/o Chingmelen Village, Tuensang, Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 77. Shri Sunie S , S/o Sangtsoi, R/o Pathso Nokeng Village, Tuensang, Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 78. Shri Zuto Chizo, S/o Thupupayi, R/o Surhoba Village, Phek Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 79. Shri Imsongmar, S/o Toshirenba, R/o Longmisa Village, Mokokchung.

Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN.

80. Shri Monei C. Konyak, S/o Chingkom, R/o Chenloishu Village, Mon. Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 81. Shri P. Suthem Khiam, S/o Lt. Pechai, R/o Pang Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 82. Shri Tongpa, S/o Puthon R/o New Pangsha Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 83. Shri Bintsu John, S/o Kiorun, R/o Leangkonger Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 84. Shri Luyamba, S/o Chilumong, R/o Shamator Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 85. Shri Pungom Khiamniungan, S/o Tangsoi, R/o Pathso Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 86. Shri Imliwapang Ao, S/o Anung, R/o Chuchuyimpang, Mokokchung.

Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 87. Shri Imlinukshi Jamir, S/o Latongyanger, R/o Changtongya Village, Mokokchung.

Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 88. Shri Imkongtoshi, S/o Limatongdang, R/o Chuchuyimpang, Mokokchung.

Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 89. Shri Impangkokba Longkumer, S/o Lt. Aowati, R/o Ungma Village, Mokokchung.

Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 90. Shri S. Chollen Chang, S/o Somba Chang, Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. R/o Chingmei Village, Tuensang.

91. Shri Sipongchingmak, S/o Napem, R/o Hakchang Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 92. Shri Lipokwati, S/o Suzumatong, R/o Changtongya Village, Mokokchung.

Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 93. Shri Jamithung Humtsoe, S/o Nyamo Humtsoe, R/o Old Changsu Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 94. Shri Lumliba Sangtam, S/o Sekichum, R/o Phelungre Village, Kiphire.

Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 95. Shri Wangphei Z. Konyak, S/o L.Zamwang Konyak, R/o Tizit Village, Mon. Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 96. Shri Yanzothung Kikon, S/o Thungbemo Kikon, R/o Yikhum Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 97. Shri Yanglikhum S. Sangtam, S/o Sekimong Sangtam, R/o Yingshukur Village, Kiphire.

Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 98. Shri Z. Yantsonthung Shitiri, S/o Zuchobemo Shitiri, R/o Koio Village, Wokha. Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 99. Shri Aolen Chang, S/o Lt. Nokching Chang, R/o Ngangpong Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 100. Shri Abemo N. Lotha, S/o Nyimchamo Lotha, R/o Longsachung Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 101. Shri H. Yemjonglepba, S/o Hakiongbou, R/o Tuensang Village C. Khel, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 102. Shri. T. Zuchibemo Ngullie, S/oThungyamo Ngullie, R/o Niroyo Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 103. Shri R. Jenithung Ngullie, S/o Rhanbamo Ngullie, R/o Nungying Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 104. Shri Lichumsing Sangtam, S/o Thsapongse Sangtam, R/o Thangthure Village, Kiphire.

Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 105. Shri M. Imtichuba Chang, S/o N.Mosha Chang, R/o Chingmei Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 106. Shri Alongte Sangtam, S/o Akhumba Sangtam, R/o Chimonger Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 107. Shri Wongto C, S/o Chingmak, R/o Chingmelen Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 108. Shri Hinoto K. Zhimo, S/o Khuheto Zhimo, R/o Naghutomi Village, Zunheboto.

Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 109. Shri Maha Daniel, S/o Tsongthsa, R/o Pushu Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 110. Shri Yimlongchaba C. Chang, S/o Chikong Chang, R/o Ngangpong Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 111. Shri Hilito Sumi, S/o Hekhuvi Sumi, /o Kivikhu Village, Zunheboto.

Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 112. Shri Vitolu Yeptho, S/o Kuhoi Yeptho, R/o Litshumi Village, Zunheboto.

Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 113. Shri Kuthozo Khamo, S/o Samota Khamo, R/o Phusachotu Village, Phek.

Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN. 114. Shri Chmongliba, S/o Lt.Chomong Sangtam, R/o Mangakhi Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) 3rd NAP BN.

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33. Smti. Moatola Crystal, D/o I. Limatoshi, R/o Waromong Village, Mokokchung, Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

34. Shri Longkimtoshi, S/o Imzangluba, R/o Japu Village, Mokokchung, Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

35. Shri Sakotiba, S/o Imtiyadet, R/o Mongsenyimti village, Mokokchung, Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

42. Shri L. Aosanen Ao, S/o Lipokwati, R/o Yaongyimsen Village, Mokokchung, Constable 2nd NAP BN, Alichen.

43. Shri Imsongtoshi, S/o Lt. Kikumsungba, R/o Unger Village, Mokokchung, Constable 2nd NAP BN, Alichen.

44. Shri Dumuve Keyho, S/o Nuhutsei Keyho, R/o Phek Village. Constable 2nd NAP BN, Alichen.

45. Shri Verakho Dozo, S/o Sevoyi Dozo, R/o Phek Village, Constable 2nd NAP BN, Alichen.

46. Shri Mave Dhuvo, S/o Vedoyi Dhuvo, R/o Thuvopisu Village, Constable 2nd NAP BN, Alichen.

47. Shri Hitovi Kiba, S/o Lt.Zhekuto Kiba, R/o Satami Village, Zunheboto, Constable 2nd NAP BN, Alichen.

48. Shri Josuah Achumi, S/o Khevishe, R/o Sumi Settsu Village, Akuluto, Zunheboto, Constable (GD) 2nd NAP BN, Alichen.

49. Shri Kakuto A. Achumi, S/o Ahoto Achumi, R/o Sumi Settsu Village, Zunheboto.

Constable (GD) 2nd NAP BN, Alichen.

50. Shri Kaboto N., S/o Nitoyi Sumi, R/o Sumi Sattsu Village, Zunhebeto, Constable (GD) 2nd NAP BN, Alichen.

51. Shri Khetoho Chophy, S/o Yevikhe Chophy, R/o Phishumi Village, Zunheboto.

Constable (GD) 2nd NAP BN, Alichen.

52. Shri Imtongkaba, S/o T. Bendangtoshi, R/o Chuchuyimlang Village, Mokokchung, Constable (GD) 2nd NAP BN, Alichen.

53. Shri Avilhou Seyie, S/o Neisetso, R/o Touphema village, Kohima, Constable (GD) 2nd NAP BN, Alichen.

54. Shri Changtsulong, S/o Lt. Imtilepba, R/o Longkum Village, Mokokchung, Constable (Tailor) 2nd NAP BN, Alichen.

55. Shri Kiboto K. Wokha , S/o Kiyekhu Wokha, R/o Maromi Village, Zunheboto, Constable (GD) 2nd NAP BN, Alichen.

56. Shri R. Chichanthung Murry, S/o Renthungo Murry, R/o Yikhum Village, Wokha, Constable (GD) 2nd NAP BN, Alichen.

57. Shri Thungchibemo B. Patton, S/o Benchumo Patton, R/o Old Riphym Village, Wokha, Constable (GD) 2nd NAP BN, Alichen.

58. Shri Khyothungo Kikon, S/o Yanlow Kikon, R/o Tsungki Village, Wokha, Constable (GD) 2nd NAP BN, Alichen.

59. Shri Takososang, S/o Imkongkumzuk, R/o Alichen Village, Mokokchung, Constable (GD) 2nd NAP BN, Alichen.

60. Shri Zuchamo N, S/o Lt. Nphyio, R/o Yikhum Village, Wokha, Constable (GD) 2nd NAP BN, Alichen.

61. Shri Isak K, S/o Kurakchim, R/o Nutsu Village, Kiphire, Constable (GD) 2nd NAP BN, Alichen.

62. Shri Supongnok, S/o Imsutoshi, R/o Akhoya Village, Mokokchung, Constable (GD) 2nd NAP BN, Alichen.

63. Shri Elanthung Yanthan, S/o Arao Lotha, R/o New Changsu village, Wokha, Constable (GD) 2nd NAP BN, Alichen.

64. Shri Wonchibemo Kikon, S/o Lt. Wozamo Kikon, R/o Bhandari Village, Wokha, Constable (GD) 2nd NAP BN, Alichen.

65. Shri Mhonyamo Ngullie, S/o Chanchibemo Ngullie, R/o N. Longidang Village, Constable (GD) 2nd NAP BN, Alichen.

66. Shri Phyobemo Patton, S/o Shanbemo Patton, R/o Diphupar ‘B’ Village, Chumukedima, Constable (GD) 2nd NAP BN, Alichen.

67. Shri Vinato Chishi, S/o Hovikhe Chishi, R/o Ajiqami Village, Zunheboto, Constable (GD) 2nd NAP BN, Alichen.

68. Shri Abenthung E Jungio, Havildar (GD) 13th NAP (IR) BN, Yajang (C).

69. Shri Changlai, S/o Hongkap, R/o Langmeing Village, Mon, Constable (GD) 13th NAP (IR) BN, Yajang.

70. Shri Kivishe K.Tissea, S/o Kahoshe Tissea, R/o Satami Village, Zunheboto, Constable (GD) 13th NAP (IR) BN Yajang.

71. Shri Agwasin Seb, S/o Loguseng Seb, R/o Tseminyu Village, Tseminyu, Constable (GD) 13th NAP (IR) BN, Yajang.

72. Shri C. Panpha Konyak, S/o Chinglei Konyak, R/o Sheanghah Chingnyu Village, Mon, Constable (GD) 13th NAP (IR) BN. 73. Shri Aqheshe Sumi, S/o Zhethavi Sumi, R/o Usutomi Village, Zunheboto, Constable (GD) 13th NAP (IR) BN, Yajang.

NOTICE UNDER ORDER V, RULES 20, CPC Please, take Notice that the above mentioned Case W.P.(C) 194/2022 has been filed in the Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench, wherein you have been impleaded as Respondents (Respondents No. 6 to 119).

The Hon’ble High Court dated 22.09.19 has directed for substitute Notice through local dailies and fixed the matter after four weeks for entering of appearance. That if no appearance is made on your behalf, by yourself, by your Advocate, or by someone by law authorised to act on your behalf on the fixed date of appearance, the matter will be heard and decided ex-parte in your absence.

Signed and sealed by the order of the court on this day the .......... September, 2022.

Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench.

Kohima:Nagaland.

IN THE GAUHATI HIGH COURT

(THE HIGH COURT OF ASSAM: NAGALAND: MIZORAM AND ARUNACHAL PRADESH) KOHIMA BENCH

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(CIVIL ORIGINAL WRIT JURISDICTION) Case No.: W.P. (C) NO. 189/2022 In the matter of : Shri Kekhriesilie Richa & 25 Ors ..........Petitioners.

-VrsThe State of Nagaland & 57 Ors .......Respondents.

Shri Imliyanger Imchen, S/o Lt. I. Martemjen Imchen, Dibuia Village, MKG. Constable, NAPTC Chumukedima.

Shri Chodivizo Chaya, S/o Vikhol Chaya, Viswema Village, Kohima, Constable, NAPTC Chumukedima.

Shri L. Moasunep, S/o Lanuwangshi, Lakhuni Village, Mokokchung Constable, NAPTC Chumukedima.

Shri Seoli Sangtam, S/o T. Atacho Sangtam, Sitimi Village, Kiphire.

Constable, NAPTC Chumukedima.

Shri R. Shahato, S/o Lt. Rhakki, Chassir Village, Shamator.

Constable, NAPTC Chumukedima.

Shri Moatemsu, S/o Nikentsulak of Changdang, Mokokchung, Constable, NAPTC Chumukedima.

Shri Sentimoa Walling, S/o Chubawati Walling of Khar Village, Mokokchung Constable (GD), NAPTC Chumukedima.

Shri Yimlong, S/o K. Tangba, Noksen Village, Tuensang Constable (GD), NAPTC Chumukedima.

Shri I. Ali Longkumer, S/o I. Imlen Longkumer, Ao Kashiram, Dimapur.

Constable (GD), NAPTC Chumukedima.

Shri Imnarenba Ao, S/o Lt. Kumsanglemba Ao, Changki Village, Mokokchung Constable (GD), NAPTC Chumukedima Shri Imlisunep, S/o Pangtimeren, Changki Village, Mokokchung Constable (GD), NAPTC Chumukedima.

Shri Nzanthung Tsopoe, S/o R. Thungao Tsopoe, Shaki Village, Wokha Constable (GD), NAPTC Chumukedima.

Shri M. Mhathung Tsopoe, S/o Lt. Mhonthung Tsopoe, Shaki Village, Wokha Constable (GD), NAPTC Chumukedima.

Shri Muluveyi Chizo, S/o Shevepa Chizo, Zion Colony, Phek Constable (Driver)Commandant 1st NAP BN. Shri Zuren N. Shitio, S/o Nongothung N. Shito, Okotso Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD), Commandant 1st NAP Battalion.

Shri Jitesh Yadav, S/o Bechu Singh Yadav, Chumukedima.

Constable (GD), Commandant 1st NAP Battalion.

Shri D. Obed Yimchunger, S/o Tochim Yimchunger, Huker Village, Tuensang.

NCE (Cook) Commandant 1st NAP Battalion.

Shri R. Tokiu, S/o S. Reching, Kuthur Village, Tuensang Constable (GD), Commandant 1st NAP Battalion.

19. Shri K. Roktsuba Yimchunger, S/o Kekong Yimchunger, Huker Village, Tuensang Constable (GD), Commandant 1st NAP Battalion.

20. Nokching Hongang, S/o Lt. Monkowongto Chang, Chingmei Village, Tuensang Constable (GD), Commandant 1st NAP Battalion 21. Shri Hovishe Aye, S/o Nizheto Aye, Zutovi Village, Dimapur Constable (GD), Commandant 1st NAP Battalion.

22. Shri Kanhaiya Kundra Safi, S/o Laxmi Safi, Khajedih Village, Madhubani, Bihar.

NCE (Cook) Commandant 1st NAP Battalion.

23. Shri Niputo Zhimo, S/o Khekuto Zhimo, Lizu Old Village, Dimapur.

Constable (GD), Commandant 1st NAP Battalion.

24. Shri. Keyihungbe, S/o Angki, Jalukie Town, Peren Constable (GD), Commandant 1st NAP Battalion.

25. Shri Kezhotho Pucho, S/o Dzuthokhol, Viswema Village, Kohima Constable (GD), Commandant 1st NAP Battalion.

26. Shri Atolie Zutso, S/o Cha-O Zutso, Kigwema Village, Kohima.

Constable (Driver), Commandant 1st NAP Battalion.

27. Shri Y. Doso Yimchunger, S/o Yansomong, Sotokur Village, Tuensang Constable (GD), Commandant 1st NAP Battalion.

28. Shri Yanthamo O. Patton, S/o Obed Patton, Old Riphyim Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD), Commandant 1st NAP Battalion.

29. Shri Sojamo S. Ngullie, S/o Sacheo Ngullie, Old Changsu Village, Wokha, Constable (GD), Commandant 1st NAP Battalion.

30. Shri N. Sathungo Kikon, S/o Nyanbemo Kikon, Chukitong Village, Wokha Constable (GD), Commandant 1st NAP Battalion.

31. Shri Suben Patton, S/o Marcus Patton, Old Riphyim Village, Wokha Constable (GD), Commandant 1st NAP Battalion.

32. Shri Orenpomo Lotha, S/o Yihamo Lotha, Changsu Village, Wokha Constable (GD), Commandant 1st NAP Battalion.

33. Shri Libemo N. Shitiri, S/o Lt. Nlumo Shitiri, Changsu Village, Wokha Constable (GD), Commandant 1st NAP Battalion.

34. Shri Mhalamo Kikon, S/o Nchumbemo Kikon, Tsungiki Village, Wokha Constable (GD), Commandant 1st NAP Battalion.

35. Shri Zujanthung Y. Ngullie, S/o Yankhosao Ngullie, Tsungiki Village, Wokha Constable (GD), Commandant 1st NAP Battalion.

36. Shri N. Thungchanbemo Kikon, S/o Nrithung Kikon, Kolo Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD), Commandant 1st NAP Battalion.

37. Shri Yanrenthung Patton, S/o Ochumbemo Patton, N. Longidang Village, Wokha Constable (GD), Commandant 1st NAP Battalion.

38. Shri Lichio Y. Lotha, S/o P. Yantsao Lotha, Senjum Village, Dimapur Constable (GD), Commandant 1st NAP Battalion.

39. Shri Bidemo C. Odyuo, S/o Chumdemo Odyuo, New Riphyim village, Wokha Constable (GD), Commandant 1st NAP Battalion.

40. Shri Liyamo Ngullie, S/o Adam Ngullie, Chumukedima, Constable (GD), Commandant 1st NAP Battalion.

41. Shri Janbemo Y. Ovung, S/o Yitamo Ovung, Phiro Village, Wokha Constable (GD), Commandant 1st NAP Battalion.

42. Shri Simon Yanthan, S/o Lt. T. Nzanbemo Lotha, Pangti Village, Wokha Constable (GD), Commandant 1st NAP Battalion.

43. Smti Talisenla Aier, D/o Moamar Aier, Sungratsu Village, Mokokchung.

Constable (GD), Commandant 1st NAP Battalion.

44. Shri Neikesolie Rio, S/o Lt. Salhouvi Rio, Chiechama Village, Kohima Constable (GD), Commandant 1st NAP Battalion.

45. Shri Kibovi, S/o Nivikhu, Khukiye Village, Constable (GD), Commandant 1st N 46. Smti. Vizokhono Nagi, D/o Sedesieto Nagi, Diphupar-B, Dimapur.

Constable (GD), Commandant 1st NAP Battalion.

47. Shri Thejangulie Yhoshu, S/o Azelie Yhoshu, Kigwema, Kohima Constable (GD), Commandant 1st NAP Battalion.

48. Shri Manesh Kumar Yadav, S/o Nirmal Yadav, R/o Basdaupur Village, P.O Lahang Dumadiya, P.S Bihiya, Bhojpur Ara, New Delhi.

NCE (Cook) Commandant 1st NAP Battalion 49. Kumari. Vizotuonuo Usuo, D/o Khriezolie Usou, Nerhema Village, Kohima, Constable (GD), Commandant 15th NAP(IR) Mahila Bn. 50. Kumari. Alokali Sumi, D/o Nixeshe Sumi, Industrial Village, Dimapur Constable (GD) Commandant 15th NAP(IR) Mahila Bn. 51. Kumari. Küvevolü, S/o Thüpürayi Vero, Chepoketa Village, Phek, Constable (GD) Commandant 15th NAP (IR) Mahila Bn. 52. Kumari. Khrunezolu, D/o Kuhukhwuyi, Suthozu Nagwu Village, Phek Constable (GD) Commandant 15th NAP(IR) Mahila Bn.

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(CIVIL ORIGINAL WRIT JURISDICTION) Case No.: W.P. (C) NO. 199/2022 In the matter of : Shri Kekhriesilie Richa & 25 Ors ..........Petitioners.

-VrsThe State of Nagaland & 57 Ors .......Respondents.

Shri. Merenlemba, S/o Mangkodangba, R/o Japu Village, Mangkolemba, Mokokchung.

Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

Shri P. Peter Ngullie, S/o Pichamo, R/o Yimkha Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

Shri Temjenmar, S/o Nokenketba, R/o Mongsenyimti Village, Mokokchung.

Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

Shri.Temjenchuba, S/o Takutoba, R/o Changtongya Village, Mokokchung, Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

Shri Imtitoshi, S/o Talinungba, R/o Changtongya Village, Mokokchung.

Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

Shri Mepumeren Ao, S/o Imsutoshi, R/o Supply Colony, Dimapur, Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

Shri L.Moangkaba, S/o Lanutoshi Ao, R/o Ngwalwa Village, Peren, Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

Shri Hedikokpa, S/o Tarepkaba, R/o Khar Village, Mokokchung, Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

Shri Limaneken, S/o Imkongangshi, R/o Moayimti Village, Mokokchung, Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

Shri Yapang T. Jamir, S/o C.Tia Jamir, R/o Longjang Village, Mokokchung, Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

Shri Tinusanen, S/o Mosem Ao, R/o Changki Village, Mokokchung, Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

Shri Takomongba, S/o Mangyangrepba, R/o Yajang ’A’ Village, Mokokchung, Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

Shri N. Motsuo Humtsoe, S/o Ntsemo Humtsoe, R/o Moilan Village, Wokha, Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

Shri Yarennungba, S/o Zunganungsang, R/o Longimisa Village, Mokokchung, Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

Shri Imlikokba, S/o Wairmeren, R/o Ungma village, Mokokchung, Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

Shri Khyochamo Ngullie, S/o Mongthungo Ngullie, R/o Tsungiki Village, Wokha, Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

Shri Chubamaong, S/o Nikentoshi, R/o Chungtia Village, Mokokchung, Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

Shri Ayongtipang, S/o Rendikaba, R/o Asangma village, Mokokchung, Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

Shri Benjungmoa Aier, S/o Noklensashi, R/o Sungratsü Village, Mokokchung, Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

Shri Evothung K. Jungio, S/o Yikhum, R/o Wokha Village, Wokha, Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

Smti Nungsentila.I, D/o Imlimar, R/o Kilingmen Village, Mokokchung, Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

Shri Suyimmeren Longkumer, S/o Chuba, R/o Ungma Village, Mokokchung, Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

Smti Tajennaro, D/o Temsumayang, R/o Changki Village, Mokokchung, Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

Smti Talikala, D/o Imchatemsu, R/o Changki Village, Mokokchung, Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

Smti Thangpong S. Longshe, S/o Shellem Longshe, R/o Pathso Village, Mokokchung, Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

Smti. Nzanbeni Yanthan, D/o Wonimo Yanthan, R/o Old Changsu Village, Wokha, Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

Shri Tiakumzuk, S/o Imdongnochet, R/o Unity Colony, Purna Bazar, Dimapur, Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

Shri Tonaka I. Awomi, S/o Inashe Awomi, R/o Kulhopu Village, Zunheboto, Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

Shri Joseph Nranimo Ngullie, S/o Narimo Ngullie, R/o Old Riphyim Village, Wokha, Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

Shri C. Phakmei Phom, S/o Chauba Phom, R/o Auching Village, Longleng, Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

Shri Jongpongtoshi, S/o Rongsensosang, , R/o Longkong Vollage, Mokokchung, Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

Smti Watikala, D/o Tialemzung, R/o Chuchuyimlang Village, Mokokchung, Constable (GD), Superintendent of Police.

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(THE HIGH COURT OF ASSAM: NAGALAND: MIZORAM AND ARUNACHAL PRADESH) KOHIMA BENCH

NOTICE UNDER ORDER V, RULES 20, CPC Please, take Notice that the above mentioned Case W.P.(C) 189/2022 has been filed in the Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench, wherein you have been impleaded as Respondents (Respondents No. 6 to 58).

The Hon’ble High Court dated 22.09.19 has directed for substitute Notice through local dailies and fixed the matter after four weeks for entering of appearance. That if no appearance is made on your behalf, by yourself, by your Advocate, or by someone by law authorised to act on your behalf on the fixed date of appearance, the matter will be heard and decided ex-parte in your absence.

Signed and sealed by the order of the court on this day the ..........September, 2022.

Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench.

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NAGALAND POST, DIMAPUR FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2022

IN THE GAUHATI HIGH COURT

IN THE GAUHATI HIGH COURT

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38. Shri Thechamo Lotha, S/o Nongothung Lotha, Old Riphym, Wokha.

Constable (GD), 9th NAP BN (Indian Reserve).

39. Shri Mhao M Murry, S/o Mhonchumo Murry, Yikhum Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD), 9th NAP BN (Indian Reserve).

40. Shri Chubajiba, S/o Temjennungsang, Khensa Village, Mokokchung.

Constable (GD), 9th NAP BN (Indian Reserve).

41. Shri Chumren S. Patton, S/o M. Stephen Patton, Old Riphyim Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD), 9th NAP BN (Indian Reserve).

42. Shri Mhonchamo Odyuo, S/o Lt. Remomo Odyuo, New Riphyim Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD), 9th NAP BN (Indian Reserve).

43. Shri Renthungo E. Lotha. S/o Elonthung Lotha, Nungying Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD), 9th NAP BN (Indian Reserve).

44. Shri Shanrhomo C. Erui, S/o Chonchithung L. Erui, Wokha Town, Wokha Constable (GD), 9th NAP BN (Indian Reserve).

45. Shri Nrithung S. Kikon. S/o Shipemo Kikon, Chukitong Village, Wokha Constable (GD), 9th NAP BN (Indian Reserve).

46. Shri Limachan R. Patton, S/o Relantsamo Patton, Old Riphyim Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD), 9th NAP BN (Indian Reserve).

47. Shri Zakito T. Zhimo, S/o Tovito Zhimo, Lumami, Zunheboto.

Constable (GD), 9th NAP BN (Indian Reserve).

48. Shri Pongkhao Khiamniungan, S/o Suthem, Tuensang Town, Tuensang.

Constable (GD), 9th NAP BN (Indian Reserve).

NOTICE UNDER ORDER V, RULES 20, CPC Please, take Notice that the above mentioned Case W.P.(C) 193/2022 has been filed in the Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench, wherein you have been impleaded as Respondents (Respondents No. 7 to 54).

The Hon’ble High Court dated 22.09.19 has directed for substitute Notice through local dailies and fixed the matter after four weeks for entering of appearance. That if no appearance is made on your behalf, by yourself, by your Advocate, or by someone by law authorised to act on your behalf on the fixed date of appearance, the matter will be heard and decided ex-parte in your absence.

Signed and sealed by the order of the court on this day the .......... September, 2022.

Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench.

Kohima:Nagaland

IN THE GAUHATI HIGH COURT

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Constable (GD) 7th NAP BN. 22. Shri Jandemo Kithan, S/o Nranbemo Kithan, R/o Old Changsu Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 7th NAP BN. 23. Shri Orenthung Jungio, S/o Renjamo Jungio, R/o Yikhum Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 7th NAP BN. 24. Shri Sathungo, S/o C. Shumbenthung Ngullie, R/o Niroyo Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 7th NAP BN. 25. Shri Chonpen Patton, S/o Mhonchumo Patton, R/o Serika Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 7th NAP BN. 26. Shri Bidemo Patton, S/o Ponthungo Patton, R/o Old Riphyim Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 7th NAP BN. 27. Shri Shanchothung M. Patton, S/o Misamo Patton, R/o Lakhuti Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 7th NAP BN. 28. Shri Joseph C. Konyak, S/o Chingkap, R/o Chi Village, Mon. Constable (GD) 7th NAP BN. 29. Shri A. Renben Ngullie, S/o Anyimo Ngullie, R/o Wokha Town, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 7th NAP BN. 30. Shri Nchumthung M Patton, S/o Mhatsu Patton, R/o Old Riphyim Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 12th NAP BN (IR).

31. Shri L. benchuma patton, S/o Lichumthung Patton, R/o Old Riphyim Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 12th NAP BN (IR).

32. Shri Lichon Patton, S/o C.Nyanbemo Lotha, R/o Old Riphyim Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 12th NAP BN (IR).

33. Shri. Nonghothung J Patton, S/o James Patton.

R/o Old Riphyim Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 12th NAP BN(IR) 34. Shri.Thungbenshan Ngullie, S/o Chumzamo, R/o Mungya Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 12th NAP BN (IR).

35. Shri Renben Odyuo, S/o R. Zachamo Odyuo, R/o Yikhum Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 12th NAP BN (IR).

36. Shri Chopathung Ezung, S/o Mhombemo Ezung, R/oTsungiki Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 12th NAP BN (IR).

37. Shri Ulick E. Patton, S/o E. Patton, R/o Pangti Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 12th NAP BN (IR).

38. Shri T.Tsubemo Ngullie, S/o Thungyamo Ngullie, R/o N. Longidang Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 12th NAP BN (IR).

39. Shri Thungchibemo, S/o Khobemo, R/o Koio Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 12th NAP BN (IR).

40. Shri Zuchumthung W Patton, S/o Wobemo Patton, R/o Changsu Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 12th NAP BN (IR).

41. Shri Chongchibemo, S/o Yaktamo, R/o Mungya Village, Wokha Constable (GD) 12th NAP BN (IR).

42. Shri Nyutilo, S/o Lt.Thozusie, R/o Lephori Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 12th NAP BN (IR).

43. Shri. R.Zubemo Shitiri, S/o Renchio Shitiri, R/o Pangti Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 12th NAP BN (IR).

44. Shri Jihousie.S/o Zhiesütho, R/o Meluri Village, Phek.

Constable (GD) 12th NAP BN (IR).

45. Shri Chinglaw Phom, S/o C.N Shamphang Phom, R/o Yimchong Village, Longleng.

Constable (GD) 12th NAP BN (IR).

46. Shri Thsuthosie R. Nyuwi, S/o Rhuzutho S. Nyuwi, R/o Meluri Village, Phek.

Constable (GD) 12th NAP BN (IR).

47. Shri L. Malem Phom, S/o Longkang, R/o Yaongyimchen Village, Longleng.

Constable (GD) 12th NAP BN (IR).

48. Shri Sawietho Nyuwi, S/o Sarüsie Nyuwi, R/o Khumiasü Village, Meluri, Phek.

Constable (GD) 12th NAP BN (IR).

49. Shri Pongpa K. Konyak, S/o Khango Konyak, R/o Pessao Village, Tobu, Mon. Constable (GD) 12th NAP BN (IR).

50. Shri Aliba Sangtam, S/o Moatoshi Sangtam, R/o Chare old Town, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) 12th NAP BN (IR).

51. Shri Pangshung Phom, S/o Namlem Phom, R/o Hukphang Village, Longleng.

Constable (GD) 12th NAP BN (IR).

52. Shri Erenbemo Humtsoe, S/o Nyanthung Humtsoe, R/o Pongidong Village, Wokha, 53. Shri Yanthungo Lotha, S/o Ezo Kikon, R/o Chukitong Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 12th NAP BN (IR).

54. Shri Rhonthungo Lotha, S/o Khumlamo, R/o Yanthamo Village, Wokha Constable (GD) 12th NAP BN (IR).

55. Shri Nchumbemo Tsopoe, S/o Nyamo Tsopoe, R/o Bhandari Town, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 12th NAP BN (IR).

56. Shri Chierthetho, S/o Visatho Village, R/o Meluri Village, Phek.

Constable (GD) 12th NAP BN (IR).

57. Shri Sukhabo Swu, S/o Piwoto Swu, R/o Hebolimi Village, Zunheboto.

Constable (GD) 12th NAP BN (IR).

58. Shri Kitovi Zhimomi, S/o Tokishe Zhimomi, R/o Shoixe Village, Zunheboto.

Constable (GD) 12th NAP BN (IR). ……Respondents

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(CIVIL ORIGINAL WRIT JURISDICTION) Case No.: W.P. (C) NO. 198/2022 In the matter of : Shri Kekhriesilie Richa & 25 Ors ..........Petitioners.

-VrsThe State of Nagaland & 57 Ors .......Respondents.

Shri. Kuthovezo Sapu, S/o Muluyi Sapu, R/o Phuhgi Village, Chozuba, Phek.

Constable (GD) 7th NAP BN. Shri Tesovikho Thorie, S/o Thepfusatuo Thorie, R/o Kigwema Village, Kohima.

Constable (GD) 7th NAP BN. Shri Hukhonieyi Chuzho, S/o Tsoveyi Chuzho, R/o Phusachodu Village, Pfutsero, Phek.

Constable (GD) 7th NAP BN. Shri.Cisazo Nyekha, S/o Shorhiveyi Nyekha, R/o Yoruba Village, Chozuba, Phek.

Constable (GD) 7th NAP BN. Shri. Sato Sapu, S/o naza-o Sapu, R/o Phuhgi Village, Chozuba , Phek.

Constable (GD) 7th NAP BN. Shri B.S Yanger, S/o Bensukiu, R/o Shamator Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD) 7th NAP BN. Shri Martin Ngullie, S/o Orenthung Ngullie, R/o Senjum Village, Dimapur.

Constable (GD) 7th NAP BN. Shri Metekhrieto Zashumo, S/o Lt.Medovilie Zashumo, R/o Phesama Village, Kohima.

Constable (GD) 7th NAP BN. Shri Kheseto Yhoshu, S/o Tsilie Yhoshu, R/o Kigwema Village, Kohima.

Constable (GD) 7th NAP BN. Shri Atsaba, S/o Shitovi, R/o Thsingar Village, Kiphi.

Constable (GD) 7th NAP BN Shri Nongothung Yanthan, S/o Motsemo Yanthan, Mekokla Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 7th NAP BN. Shri Yiron Lotha, S/o Rev. M. Woben Lotha, R/o Chumukedima Block-III, Dimapur.

Constable (GD) 7th NAP BN. Shri C. Yanamo Lotha, S/o Chonpathung, R/o Koio Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 7th NAP BN. Shri Zuchanbemo K. Jami, S/o Khonchio Lotha, R/o Akuk Old Village, Wokha, Constable (GD) 7th NAP BN. Shri Orenvungo Kikon, S/o Ntsemo Kikon, R/o Bhandari Town, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 7th NAP BN. Shri V. Elom Phom, S/o Vanshum Phom, R/o Yongnyah Village, Longleng.

Constable (GD) 7th NAP BN. Shri Chundemo A. Patton, S/o Andrew Patton, R/o Riphyim Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 7th NAP BN. Shri Y. Ezanbemo Ezung, S/o Yanpvu Ezung, R/o Tsungiki Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 7th NAP BN. Shri Arenthung Ngullie, S/o Punathung Ngullie, R/o Tsungiki Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 7th NAP BN. Shri P. Peter Ngullie, S/o Pichamo Ngullie, R/o Yimkha Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD) 7th NAP BN.

NOTICE UNDER ORDER V, RULES 20, CPC Please, take Notice that the above mentioned Case W.P.(C) 198/2022 has been filed in the Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench, wherein you have been impleaded as Respondents (Respondents No. 6 to 63).

The Hon’ble High Court dated 22.09.19 has directed for substitute Notice through local dailies and fixed the matter after four weeks for entering of appearance. That if no appearance is made on your behalf, by yourself, by your Advocate, or by someone by law authorised to act on your behalf on the fixed date of appearance, the matter will be heard and decided ex-parte in your absence.

Signed and sealed by the order of the court on this day the..........September, 2022.

Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench.

Kohima:Nagaland.

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42. Shri Hito K. Aye. S/o Kavito Aye, Satoi Village, Zunheboto.

Constable (GD), Commdt 8th NAP BN. 43. Shri Mughato I. Sumi, S/o Ihoto Sumi, Aichisaghemi Village, Zunheboto.

Constable (GD), Commdt 8th NAP BN. 44. Shri Mughashe Aye, S/o Lt. Luheto Aye, Surumi Village, Zunheboto.

Constable (GD), Commdt 8th NAP BN. 45. Shri Chopika Chopi, S/o Tokheho Chophi, Khrimto Village, Zunheboto.

Constable (GD), Commdt 8th NAP BN. 46. Shri Ashito H. Sumi, S/o Hetozu Sumi, Aghunato Village, Zunheboto.

Constable (GD), Commdt 8th NAP BN 47. Shri L. Zuben Odyuo, S/o Lanthungo Odyuo, New Longidang Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD), Commdt 8th NAP BN. 48. Shri Martin Jami, S/o Mhonrao Jami, Pangti Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD), Commdt 8th NAP BN. 49. Shri J. Limhathung Lotha, S/o N. John Lotha, Changsu New Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD), Commdt 8th NAP BN. 50. Shri Jonan H. Chishi, S/o Hukato Chishi, Hezulho Village, Dimapur.

Constable (GD), Commdt 8th NAP BN. 51. Shri Iloto Aye, S/o Phutoshe Aye, Tokugha Village, Dimapur.

Constable (GD), Commdt 8th NAP BN. 52. Shri Ngukavi V. Zhimo, S/o Vikiya Zhimo, Chekiye Village, Diphupar Constable (GD), Commdt 8th NAP BN. 53. Shri Hokivi Sumi, S/o Lt. Vitozu Sumi, Wokha Town, Wokha.

Constable (GD), Commdt 8th NAP BN. 54. Shri L. Shokhum, S/o Longkhangba, Yator Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD), Commdt 8th NAP BN. …..Respondents

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20. Shri Nzanbemo T. Ezung, S/o Thungchanbemo Ezung, Okhyeyan Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD), S.P, Zunheboto 21. Shri K. Aghato Awomi, S/o Kumutsa Awomi, Old Town Colony, Zunheboto.

Constable (GD), S.P, Zunheboto 22. Shri Achumo Patton, S/o Yihamo Patton, Old Riphyim, Wokha. Constable (GD), S.P, Zunheboto 23. Shri Terence Patton, S/o Rukhamo Patton, Old Riphyim, Wokha. Constable (GD), S.P, Zunheboto 24. Shri Huka Aye, S/o Kihoyi Aye, Sutemi Village, Zunheboto.

Constable (GD), S.P, Zunheboto 25. Shri Mhao Z. Lotha. S/o Zanthungo, Old Changsu, Wokha. Constable (GD), S.P, Zunheboto 26. Shri Ghunakha, S/o Honito, Akuluto Town, Zunheboto.

Constable (GD), S.P, Zunheboto 27. Shri Pipenthung P. Lotha, S/o Phyobemo Lotha, Yikhum Village, Wokha. Constable (GD), S.P, Zunheboto 28. Shri Ayeto T. Aye, S/o Tokheyi Aye, Yezashi-Aghunato, Zunheboto.

Constable (GD), S.P, Zunheboto 29. Shri Kato Tuccu, S/o Xutovi Tuccu, Shihapumi Village, Mokokchung.

Constable (GD), S.P, Zunheboto 30. Shri Takameren Jamir, S/o Lt. Noklenoba, Ungma Village, Mokokchung.

Constable (GD), S.P, Zunheboto 31. Shri Inakhe Assumi, S/o Xutozu Assumi, Ustomi Village, Zunheboto.

Constable (GD), S.P, Zunheboto 32. Shri Khenoka A. Chishi, S/o Ahoto Chishi, Sitimi Village, Kiphire.

Constable (GD), S.P, Zunheboto 33. Shri Ahuka H Yepthomi, S/o Hotoi Yepthomi, Asukhomo Village, Zunheboto, Constable, Commdt 8th NAP BN. 34. Shri Tomusu, S/o Yanmong, Shamator Village, Tuensang.

Constable, Commdt 8th NAP BN. 35. Shri Katoho, S/o Shivito, Aichisaghemi Village, Zunheboto.

Constable, Commdt 8th NAP BN. 36. Shri Terhotsho Mere, S/o Lhiwetso Mero, Pfutseromi, Phek. Constable, Commdt 8th NAP BN. 37. Shri Khon, S/o Shalem, Choklangan Naga Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD), Commdt 8th NAP BN. 38. Shri Chumrenthung L. Kikon, S/o Lipenthung Kikon, N. Longidang Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD), Commdt 8th NAP BN. 39. Shri Nchumbemo Ngullie, S/o Mhathung Ngullie, Saron colony, Wokha.

Constable (GD), Commdt 8th NAP BN. 40. Shri Ika H, S/o Hetoshe, Satami Village, Zunheboto.

Constable (GD), Commdt 8th NAP BN. 41. Shri Yemkong Chang, S/o Sipong Chang, Chingmei Village, Tuensang.

Constable (GD), Commdt 8th NAP BN.

32. Smti. Moanaro, D/o Lt. Lanuwati, Moayimti Village, Mokokchung Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

33. Shri Imsuyanger, S/o Alemchiba, Changtongya Village, Mokokchung Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

34. Shri Akangyanger, S/o Samanukshi, Changtongya Village, Mokokchung Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

35. Shri Hito Ayemi, S/o Kivi Ayemi, Pherima Village Dimapur Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

36. Shri Elabemo Kikon, S/o Tsobemo Kikon, Tsungiki Village, Wokha Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

37. Shri Tsalemu Rutethongru, S/o Atsase Rutethongru, Yingphire Village, Kiphire, Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

38. Shri Nzanthung Lotha, S/o Ezanbemo Lotha, Yanthamo Village, Wokha Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

39. Shri H. Anoka Chishi, S/o Hovito Chishi, Akuluto Village, Zunheboto Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

40. Shri Zumomo Lotha, S/o Nzanbemo Lotha, Koio Village, Wokha Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

41. Shri Bukchem Phom, S/o Yampong Phom, Yachen Village, Longleng Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

42. Shri Longshithung E. Kikon, S/o Ekonthung Kikon, Longla Village, Wokha Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

43. Shri S. Shengnyuh, S/o Shiying, Panso ‘B’ Village, Tuensang Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

44. Shri Nchumbemo Odyuo, S/o Bichamo Odyuo, Doyang, Wokha Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

45. Shri Lempa Konyak, S/o Yatwang Konyak, Mon Village, Mon Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

46. Shri Thunglamo Ezung, S/o Mhonsao Ezung, Mungya Village, Wokha Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

47. Shri Thungo, S/o Pusho, Yokao Village, Tuensang Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

48. Shri W. Lirenthung Lotha, S/o Wopamo Lotha, New Changsu Village, Wokha Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

49. Shri Limaakum Jamir, S/o Lt. Imolangba Jamir, Changtongya Village Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

50. Shri Yanpvu Patton, S/o Nchumomo Patton, Old Riphyim Village, Wokha Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

51. Shri Z. Chonbenthung Lotha, S/o Zubemo Lotha, New Riphyim Village, Wokha Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

52. Shri Temjenmeren, S/o Chidangnok, Khar Village, Mokokchung Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

53. Shri C. Nelson Ngullie, S/o Chenio Ngullie, Niroyo Village, Wokha Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

54. Shri Ricky Kachari, S/o M. Kachari, Rangapahar Village, Dimapur Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

55. Shri Ezanbemo N. Jungio, S/o Nchumbemo Jungio, Yikhum Village, Wokha Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

56. Shri Vito K. Chophy, S/o Kikhehe Chophy, Naghuto Village, Zunheboto Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

57. Shri Johny Lotha, S/o Mhabemo Lotha, Yanthamo Village, Wokha Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

58. Shri Temjenwapang, S/o L. Soya Longkumer, Diphupar Village Dimapur Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

59. Shri Zachamo Humtsoe, S/o Chumdemo Humtsoe, Old Changsu Village, Wokha Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

60. Smti. Sentienla Jamir, D/o Imtisangba, Changki Village, Mokokchung Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

61. Shri Yanthungbemo Ngullie, S/o L. Zubenthung Ngullie, Niroya Village, Wokha Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

62. Shri Tialiba, S/o Pangjunglepzuk, Changtongya Village, Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

63. Shri C. Yisanbemo Ezung, S/o Cherinyimo Ezung, New Longidang Village, Wokha Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

64. Shri Sujong Sanglir, S/o I. Nungsang, Sugar Mill Village, Dimapur Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

65. Shri Myithungo Lotha, S/o Santsubomo Lotha, Old Changsu Village, Wokha Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

66. Shri Nusazo Chakhesang, S/o Lt. Muluta, Chesezu Village, Phek Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

67. Shri Limatoshi, S/o Chungpongchiten, Changtongya Village, Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

68. Shri Shahlem M. Konyak, S/o Lt. Methwe Konyak, Chingtang Village, Mon Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

69. Shri Sosangrepba, S/o Longerkokba, Changtongya Village, Mokokchung Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

70. Shri Karan Mech, S/o Lt. Deben Chandra Mech, Naharbari Village, Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

71. Shri Mughato Achumi, S/o Zhukiye Achumi, Hovukhu Village Dimapur Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

72. Shri Khetoho Yeptho, S/o Hetovi Yeptho, DC Hill, Zunheboto Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

73. Shri Wobenthung Kikon, S/o Nyimtsemo Kikon, Yikhum Village, Wokha Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

74. Shri Zuchanthung Tungoe, S/o Mhondamo Tungoe, Old Riphyim Village, Wokha Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

75. Shri Chumjanthung Patton, S/o James Patton, Old Riphyim Village, Wokha Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

76. Shri Renjamo L. Murry, S/o Lichamo Murry, Duncan Bosti, Dimapur Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

77. Shri Hobenthung N. Kithan, S/o Nsemo Kithan, Old Changsu Village, Wokha Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

78. Shri Katoshe Sumi, S/o Khevishe Sumi, Hokiye Village, Zunheboto Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

79. Shri Sentikumzuk, S/o Bendangnuklu, Changtongya Village, Mokokchung Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

80. Shri Kinito Sema, S/o Khuzhehe, Ustomi Village, Zunheboto Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

81. Shri.Tiatemjemn Jamir, S/o Imtinokdang Jamir, Changtongyayimsen Village, Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

82. Shri. Wobenthung Kikon, S/o Nyumtsemo, Yikhum Village, Wokha, Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur 83. Shri Tialiba Jamir, S/o Aosanen Jamir, Ungma Village, Mokokchung Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

84. Shri W. Nkhao Kikon, S/o Wosumo Kikon, Chgukitong Village, Wokha Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

85. Shri Mughashe Yeptho, S/o Lt. Hoito Yeptho, Keltomo Village, Zunheboto Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

86. Shri Mughabeto Chishi, S/o Hokhuvi Sumi, Sapotimi Village, Zunheboto Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

87. Shri Tiaakum, S/o Sentinungba, Yaongyimsen Village, Mokokchung Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

88. Shri. Pawan Kumar Sharma, S/o Upendra Sharma, Galimapur Village, Chhapra, Bihar NCE (Barber) Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

89. Smti, T. Lanutola, D/o Temsumeren, Akokmen Village, Mokokchung Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

90. Shri Supongtemsu Ao, S/o Imtimeren, Yaongyimsen Village, Mokokchung.

Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur

NOTICE UNDER ORDER V, RULES 20, CPC Please, take Notice that the above mentioned Case W.P. (C) 192/2022 has been filed in the Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench, wherein you have been impleaded as Respondents (Respondents No. 5 to 94).

The Hon’ble High Court dated 22.09.19 has directed for substitute Notice through local dailies and fixed the matter after four weeks for entering of appearance. That if no appearance is made on your behalf, by yourself, by your Advocate, or by someone by law authorised to act on your behalf on the fixed date of appearance, the matter will be heard and decided ex-parte in your absence.

Signed and sealed by the order of the court on this day the .......... September, 2022..

Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench.

Kohima:Nagaland.

IN THE GAUHATI HIGH COURT

(THE HIGH COURT OF ASSAM: NAGALAND: MIZORAM AND ARUNACHAL PRADESH) KOHIMA BENCH

(THE HIGH COURT OF ASSAM: NAGALAND: MIZORAM AND ARUNACHAL PRADESH) KOHIMA BENCH (CIVIL ORIGINAL WRIT JURISDICTION) Case No.: W.P. (C) NO. 197/2022 In the matter of : Shri Kekhriesilie Richa & 25 Ors ..........Petitioners.

-VrsThe State of Nagaland & 59 Ors .......Respondents.

Shri Nikato G, S/o Ghotovi, Shotomi Village, Zunheboto.

Constable (GD), S.P, Zunheboto Shri Mhonchan Patton, S/o Khumchio Patton, Old Riphyim Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD), S.P, Zunheboto Shri Bokato Chophy, S/o Vikheto Chophy, Yehemi Village, Zunheboto.

Constable (GD), S.P, Zunheboto Shri Hobeto, S/o Nitoshe, Xukhepu Village, Zunheboto.

Constable (GD), S.P, Zunheboto Shri Nchumthung Murry, S/o Thungdemo Murry, Yikhum Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD), S.P, Zunheboto Shri Wilto G, S/o Ghilekha, Ustomi Village, Zunheboto.

Constable (GD), S.P, Zunheboto Shri Howoto Aye, S/o Atoho Aye, Kiyekhu Village, Zunheboto.

Constable (GD), S.P, Zunheboto Shri Aketo S. Assumi, S/o Shihoto, Lukikhe Village, Zunheboto.

Constable (GD), S.P, Zunheboto Shri Mhademo P. Ngullie, S/o Phyobenthung, Tsungiki Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD), S.P, Zunheboto Shri Aron T. Jimomi, S/o Tohoshe Jimomi, Sheyipu Village Zunheboto.

Constable (GD), S.P, Zunheboto.

Shri Bokato P. Yepthomi, S/o Phushito Yepthomi, Aichisaghemi Village, Zunheboto.

Constable (GD), S.P, Zunheboto Shri Pangmong Konyak, S/o Sheiho Konyak, Yuching Village, Mon. Constable (GD), S.P, Zunheboto Shri Yilumo Kikon, S/o Nlioh Kikon, N. Longidang, Wokha. Constable (GD), S.P, Zunheboto Shri Merenjemba, S/o Limameren, Kangtsung Village, Mokokchung.

Constable (GD), S.P, Zunheboto Shri Shelo Zhimo, S/o Shekhato Zhimo, Roni New Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD), S.P, Zunheboto Shri Chumchamo M. Ovung, S/o Mathew Ovung, Hankvu Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD), S.P, Zunheboto Shri Angukato, S/o Isaka Awomi, Naharbari Village, Dimapur.

Constable (GD), S.P, Zunheboto Shri Chumlanthung Z. Kikon, S/o Zuthungo Kikon, Tsungiki Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD), S.P, Zunheboto Shri K. R. Hutoi Aye, S/o Pukhato Aye, Amboto New Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD), S.P, Zunheboto

(CIVIL ORIGINAL WRIT JURISDICTION) Case No.: W.P. (C) NO. 192/2022 In the matter of : Shri Kekhriesilie Richa & 25 Ors ..........Petitioners.

-VrsThe State of Nagaland & 57 Ors .......Respondents.

1. Shri Tiasenep, S/o Late Lanutemsu, Khar Village, Mokokchung, Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

2. Shri.Jamithi, S/o Aosanen Jamir, Chuchuyimlang village, Mokokchung.

Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

3. Shri. Shechi Nienu, S/o Mudoveyi Nienu, Phek Basa, Phek Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

4. Shri Thenukhoyi Shijoh, S/o Pukhruyi Shijoh. Bethel Colony, Phek, Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

5. Shri. N. Imnayabang, S/o Noklentoshi, Yaongyimsen Village, Mokokchung, Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

6. Shri. Muchulo Woch, S/o Chowakha Rengma, Tesophenyu, Kohima Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

7. Smti. Jongmalemla LKR, D/o Longsalemba LKR, Longmisa Village, Mokokchung.

Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

8. Shri. Boduve Rhakho.

S/o Verutsu Rhakho, Phek Town, Phek Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

9. Shri Kashika Swu, S/o Zhetovi Swu, Kiyevi Village Dimapur Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

10. Shri Tonglong Konyak, S/o Nyime Konyak, Sheanghah Village, Mon, Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

11. Smti. Kiyetoli Y, D/o Yevuto, Kawoto Village, Zunheboto Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

12. Shri Bokito K. Chishi, S/o Khenivi Chishi, Aichisaghemi Village, Zunheboto Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

13. Shri Markangshi, S/o Imtientet, Yaongyimsen Village, Mokokchung Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

14. Shri Tongpangphaba, S/o Temsunungba, Khar Village, Mokokchung, Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

15. Smti. Moakumla, D/o Lt. Imkongchuba, Kinunger Village, Mokokchung Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

16. Shri Lanuwati, S/o Imlitoba, Molungyimsen Village, Mokokchung Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

17. Shri Inoto Sumi, S/o Khutovi Sumi, Unity Village Sugar Mill, Dimapur Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

18. Shri P. Panghin Phom, S/o C. Phaujau Phom, Sakshi Village, Longleng Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

19. Shri Gifto A. Kiho, S/o Asheto Kiho, Ajiqami Village, Zunheboto Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

20. Shri Temjentoshi Longkumer, S/o Lipok Ao, Changtongya Town, Mokokchung Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

21. Shri Ringshring Jigdung, S/o Ringthar Jigdung, Dhansiripar Village Dimapur Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

22. Shri Samuel R. Kikon, S/o N. Renthungo Kikon, Yikhum Village, Wokha Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

23. Shri Imlatemjen Pongener, S/o Watitoshi Pongener, Duncan Basti, Dimapur Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

24. Shri Pangerlemba, S/o Lensasaba, Supply Colony, Dimapur Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

25. Shri Jandemo Patton, S/o Tsanthungo Patton, Old Riphyim Village, Wokha Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

26. Shri Nhungothung N. Kithan, S/o Nvonimo Kithan, Old Changsu Village, Wokha Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

27. Shri A. Yanathung Yanthan, S/o Ashio Yanthan, New Changsu Village, Wokha Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

28. Shri Roland Kikon, S/o Npinyimo Kokon, Yanthamo Village, Wokha Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

29. Shri Sashinungba Longkumer, S/o Wati Longkumer, Merangkong Village, Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

30. Shri Neiketoulie Miareo, S/o Hesielie Miareo, Zhadima Village, Kohima Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

31. Shri Mughaka Zhimomi, S/o Vihoto Zhimomi, Xelhozhe Village, Dimapur Constable, Office of Commissioner of Police, Dimapur.

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17. Shri Humty, S/o Harsong Siang, Peren Town, Peren.

Constable (Driver), S.P, Peren.

18. Shri Wilungbo Nchang, S/o Phibang, Nchangram Village, Peren. Constable (GD), S.P, Peren.

19. Shri Paohau, S/o Seilam, Old Nkio Village, Peren.

Constable (GD), S.P, Peren.

20. Smti. Aboli Chishi, D/o Toholu, Phushumi Village, Zunheboto.

Constable (GD), S.P, Peren.

21. Shri Chopathung L. Jungio, S/o Lumchio Jungio, Yikhum Village, Wokha. Constable (GD), S.P, Peren.

22. Shri Longtsubemo W. Yanthan, S/o Wazamo Yanthan, Wokha Town, Wokha.

Constable (GD), S.P, Peren.

23. Shri Wopenthung Y. Ngullie, S/o Yilanthung, N. Longidang Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD), S.P, Peren.

24. Shri Kichanthung Lotha, S/o Ratsemo Lotha, Tsungiki Village, Wokha. Constable (GD), S.P, Peren.

25. Shri Longshibemo N. Odyuo, S/o Njanthung Odyuo, New Riphyim Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD), S.P, Peren.

26. Shri Mhathung Kithan, S/o Njanimo Kithan, Yikhum Village, Wokha. Constable (GD), S.P, Peren 27. Shri J. Ezanimo Lotha, S/o Jeninimo Lotha, Longla Village, Wokha. Constable (GD), S.P, Peren 28. Shri W. Zubonthung, S/o Wobansao, Niroyo Village, Wokha. Constable (GD), S.P, Peren 29. Shri Thungchio Kithan, S/o Nrithung Kithan, Old Riphyim Village, Wokha. Constable (GD), S.P, Peren 30. Shri Chaplubo Newmai, S/o Namthiuwangbo Newmai, Ntu Village, Peren.

Constable (GD), S.P, Peren 31. Shri Vikashe Yeptho, S/o Kheheyi, Ghuvishe Village, Zunheboto. Constable (GD), S.P, Peren.

32. Shri Benchumo Shitiri, S/o Yanpothung, Old Changsu Village, Wokha.

Constable (GD), S.P, Peren 33. Shri Changdama Hongang, S/o S. Hongsa Yimlong, Chingmei Village, Tuensang. Constable (GD), S.P, Peren.

34. Shri Mutukhru Venuh, S/o Thupushekho Venuh, Phek, Constable (GD), 9th NAP BN (Indian Reserve).

35. Shri Vezosuyi, S/o Purusa, Dzulha Village, Phek Constable (GD), 9th NAP BN (Indian Reserve).

36. Shri Nuveta Vero, S/o Besuve Vero, Chepuketa Village, Phek, Constable (GD), 9th NAP BN (Indian Reserve).

37. Shri. Yanpothung Tungoe, S/o Nezeo Tungoe, Riphym Village, Wokha, Constable (GD), 9th NAP BN (Indian Reserve).

NOTICE UNDER ORDER V, RULES 20, CPC Please, take Notice that the above mentioned Case W.P. (C) 197/2022 has been filed in the Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench, wherein you have been impleaded as Respondents (Respondents No. 6 to 59).

The Hon’ble High Court dated 22.09.19 has directed for substitute Notice through local dailies and fixed the matter after four weeks for entering of appearance. That if no appearance is made on your behalf, by yourself, by your Advocate, or by someone by law authorised to act on your behalf on the fixed date of appearance, the matter will be heard and decided ex-parte in your absence.

Signed and sealed by the order of the court on this day the .......... September, 2022.

Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench.

Kohima : Nagaland

(CIVIL ORIGINAL WRIT JURISDICTION) Case No.: W.P. (C) NO. 191/2022 In the matter of : Shri Kekhriesilie Richa & 25 Ors ..........Petitioners.

-VrsThe State of Nagaland & 57 Ors .......Respondent 1. Shri. Kekhrületo Naleo, S/o Neide Neleo, Viswema Village, Khuzama, Kohima.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

2. Shir.Medovizo Rhetso, S/o Razouzeho Rhetso, Viswema Village, Khuzama, Kohima Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

3. Shri. Vekuto Chuzho, S/o Hutsuzu Chuzho, Phusachodu Village, Pfutsero, Kohima, Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

4. Shri. Zhoveto Kotso, S/o Aduve Kotso, Phusachodu Village, Pfutsero, Kohima, Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

5. Shir.Seto Medeo, S/o Khusahu Medeo, Khulazu Bawe Village, Chozuba, Phek, Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

6. Shri. Kevingule Paphino, S/o Nelhousato Paphino, Pfuchama Village, Khuzama, Kohima, Constable, SP Office, Kohima 7. Shri. Mughai Assumi, S/o Kihoshe Assumi, Aichi Saghemi Village, Suruhuto, Zunheboto, Constable, SP Office, Kohima 8. Shri. Khrievotuo, S/o Mhalelhoulie, Zhadima Village, Chiephobozou PS, Kohima. Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

9. Shri. Rukulu Veswuh, S/o Pusupra Veswuh, Ruzazho Village, Chozuba, Phek, Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

10. Shri. Kününgoi Dozo, S/o Vezhopra Dozo, Thevopisumi Village, Phek, Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

11. Shri. Nekhozo, S/o Vekhwusa, Ruzazho Village, Chozuba, Phek.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

12. Shri Lanulemba, S/o Likoknungba, Longsa Village, Mokokchung, Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

13. Shri Taliakum, S/o Y. Shilu, Longsa Village, Mokokchung.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

14. Shri Tsuyimtong, S/o Limatongzuk, Longsa Village, Mokokchung, Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

15. Shri Alemtoshi Pongener, S/o I. Imkongmeren, Longsa Village, Mokokchung.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

16. Shri Imkongtoshi, S/o Honglim, Chuchuyimlang, Mokokchung.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

17. Shri Ruokuosatuo Kire, S/o Ngutsolie Kire, Kohima Village, Kohima.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

18. Shri Abeshwar Mech, S/o Bijoy Mech, Bamunpukhuri, Dimapur.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

19. Shri Kekhrievolie Pienyu, S/o Khriesalietuo Pienyu, Kohima Village, Kohima.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

20. Shri Wongtsukiu Y. Tikhir, S/o Y. Yanlimthong, Anatongre, Kiphire, Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

21. Shri Kevisato, S/o Khriesangulie, Nerhema Village, Kohima.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

22. Shri. Dilwar Hussain, S/o Rafe Uddin, Bagapar-Cachar, Assam.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

23. Shri Itobu Sumi, S/o Nihoto, Thilixu Village, Dimapur Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

24. Shri Zhabou Mets, S/o Razamvu Mets, Gariphema Village, Kohima.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

25. Shri Kelechütuo Sachu, S/o Diezelhoulie Sachu, Tuophema Village, Kohima.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

26. Shri Kelhousetuo Rio, S/o Dievakhrie Rio, Chiechama Village, Kohima.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

27. Shri Neikhrie-o Kengurusie, S/o Pfungulie Kengurusie, Nerhema Village, Kohima.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

28. Shri Lezovotuo, S/o Vilasielhou, Zhadima Village, Kohima.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

29. Smti. Thejaninuo, D/o Thepfukuolie Kets, Gariphema Village, Kohima, Constable, SP Office, Kohima 30. Shri Keyodel Kotso, S/o Suvil Kotso, Kidima Village, Kohima. Constable, SP Office, Kohima 31. Shri Theguolhoulie Theudore Ngusanyuu, S/o Pelhoutuo, Phesama Village, Kohima.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima 32. Shri Nungoyi Ruho, S/o Nuhuri Ruho, Phusachodu-Pfutsero, Phek.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima 33. Shri Lolang S. Konyak, S/o L. Sheiching Konyak, Langmeing Village, Mon. Constable, SP Office, Kohima 34. Smti. Elvinu Naleo, D/o Pudusul Naleo, Viswema Village, Kohima.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima 35. Shri Vimhazo John Tsira, S/o Sosielhou Tsire, Chedema Village, Kohima.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima 36. Shri Vezosuyi Chuzho, S/o Zaveyi Chuzho, Phusachodu Village, Phek.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima 37. Shri Pewang Konyak, S/o Shingwang, Longphoah Village, Mon. Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

38. Shri Thepfuvizo Metha, S/o Lt. Ba-o Metha, Chiechama Village, Kohima.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima 39. Shri Meyasunep Walling, S/o Limakumzuk, Saring Village, Mokokchung.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima 40. Shri Neikerukho Krose, S/o V. Jalie Krose, Mezoma Village, Kohima.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

41. Shri Kelhouvituo Thanyu, S/o Siezolie Thanyu, Phesama Village, Kohima.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima 42. Shri J. Zubemo Khuvung, S/o Jondan Khuvung, Wokha Village, Wokha. Constable, SP Office, Kohima 43. Shri Thejavizo, S/o Viso, Zhadima Village, Kohima.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

44. Smti Athungbeni S. Kithan, D/o Shibenthung Kithan, Yikhum Village, Wokha. Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

45. Shri Alanthung Y. Odyuo, S/o Yampothung Odyuo, Chadalashung Village, Constable, SP Office, Kohima 46. Shri Wobanthung M. Khuvung, S/o Mhabemo Khuvung, Shaki Village, Wokha, Constable, SP Office, Kohima 47. Smti. Kezevinuo Rulho, D/o Pezavituo Rulho, Nerhema Village, Kohima.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima 48. Shri Ayhunlo Tep, S/o Hinilo Tep, Kashanyu Village, Tseminyu.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima 49. Shri Nchumbemo Kikon, S/o Mhabemo Kikon, Mungya Village, Wokha. Constable, SP Office, Kohima 50. Shri Charlice Patton, S/o Orenimo Patton, Pangtong Village, Wokha.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima 51. Shri Renben Patton, S/o Loyio Patton, Old Riphyim, Wokha. Constable, SP Office, Kohima 52. Shri Eyingthung Kikon, S/o Remomo Kikon, N. Longidang, Wokha. Constable, SP Office, Kohima 53. Shri Lijamo Kithan, S/o Nyanbemo, Yanpha Village, Wokha. Constable, SP Office, Kohima 54. Shri S. Benjamin Patton, S/o Sulamo Patton, Old Changsu, Wokha. Constable, SP Office, Kohima 55. Shri Chichanbemo Z. Ngullie, S/o Zurenthung Ngullie, Nungying Village, Wokha.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima 56. Smti. Lozy Patton, D/o Yanbango, Thillong, Wokha.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima 57. Shri Renbemo Tungoe, S/o Daniel Tungoe, Changsu New, Wokha. Constable, SP Office, Kohima 58. Shri Senchamo O. Lotha, S/o Openthung Lotha, Changsu New, Wokha. Constable, SP Office, Kohima

59. Shri Fujamo, S/o Solanthung, Koio Village, Wokha.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima 60. Smti. Noyingbeni M.Kikon, D/o Mhao Kikon, Tsungiki, Wokha. Constable, SP Office, Kohima 61. Smti. Nkhalumi, D/o Yanpanshio, Tsungiki, Wokha. Constable, SP Office, Kohima 62. Shri Yanrenthung R. Kikon, S/o Renbomo Kikon, Seluku Village, Wokha. Constable, SP Office, Kohima 63. Shri Vikehietuo Seyie, S/o Vilhoulie Seyie, Tuophema Village, Kohima.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima 64. Shri T. Avungthung Lotha, S/o Thungjanbemo Lotha, Doyang Village, Wokha. Constable, SP Office, Kohima 65. Shri Sangtsoi, S/o Haimong, Thonoknyu village, Tuensang.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima 66. Smti. Seyiekunuo Lohe, D/o Kekhriengulie Lohem, Gariphema Village, Kohima Constable, SP Office, Kohima 67. Shri Medosa-o Rupre-o, S/o Neilezo Rupre-o, Tsiamekhuma Village, Kohima.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima 68. Shri Imnachuba, S/o Alemliba, Sungratsu, Mokokchung.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima 69. Shri Viral Tsukru, S/o Kerisal Tsukru, Khuzama Village, Kohima.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima 70. Smti. T. Moainla, D/o Tsuknung, Chumukedima, Dimapur.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima 71. Shri Yubanglangba Longchar, S/o Shilutsulak Longchar, Chungtiayimsen, Mokokchung.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima 72. Shri Sevizo Sophie, S/o Tepuchieo Sophie, Jakhama Village, Kohima.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima 73. Shri Tsuthong Sangs, S/o Y. Torepkiu, Tonoknyu Village, Tuensang.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima 74. Shri Mhalesielie Rosino, S/o Ruuzelie Rosino, Zhadima Village, Kohima.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima 75. Shri Keduongulie Metha, S/o Vikeduo Metha, Botsa, Kohima. Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

76. Shri Tianungba Jamir, S/o Nukshiolem Jamir, Yaongyimsen Village, Mokokchung.

Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

77. Shri D. Kumtsu Yimchunger, S/o Dokiu Yimchunger, Sotokur Village, Tuensang Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

78. Shri W. Longwa Konyak, S/o Wangyem Konyak, Wangti Village, Mon. Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

79. Shri Nungsangpong, S/o Mayangnokcha, Japu Village, Wokha. Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

80. Shri Zubenthung Humtsoe, S/o Mhonyamo Humtsoe, Lakhuti, Wokha. Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

81. Shri S. Kuito Yeptho, S/o Shikhuei Yepthom, New Monger, Kiphire. Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

82. Shri. Keshambu Rengma, S/o Beswing Rengma, Tseminyu. Constable, SP Office, Kohima.

83. Shri Lachum, S/o Munomong Yimchunger, Mimi Village, Kiphiri. Constable Driver, PHQ, Kohima.

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(CIVIL ORIGINAL WRIT JURISDICTION) Case No.: W.P. (C) NO. 193/2022 In the matter of : Shri Kekhriesilie Richa & 25 Ors ..........Petitioners.

-VrsThe State of Nagaland & 57 Ors .......Respondents.

Shri Pauzantad Zeliang, S/o Ngamping Zeliang, Nzau Village, Peren.

Constable (GD), S.P, Peren.

Shri Kebapeulung, S/o Keyigogong, R/o Jalukie Town, Peren.

Constable (GD), S.P, Peren.

Shri Rangzu Hega, S/o Kupei Hega, Peren Namdu, Peren.

Constable (GD), S.P, Peren.

Shri Lunei John, S/o Salu Dominic, Njauna Village, Peren.

Constable (GD), S.P, Peren.

Shri Bikash Mech, S/o Pitu Mech, Purana Bazar, Dimapur.

Constable (GD), S.P, Peren.

Shri Khrozolo Thopi, S/o Kekhwetsonyi Thopi, Chizami Village, Phek.

Constable (GD), S.P, Peren.

Shri Wetsolo Lasuh, S/o Wekotso Lasuh, Chizami Village, Phek.

Constable (GD), S.P, Peren.

Shri Thomas, S/o Deilungbui Zeliang, Nzauna Village, Peren.

Constable (GD), S.P, Peren.

Shri Namteilu Putlang, S/o Pauheidi Putlang, Mbaulwa Village, Peren.

Constable (GD), S.P, Peren.

Shri Imliwapang Longkumer, S/o Susumeren Longkumer, Merangkong Village, Mokokchung. Constable (GD), S.P, Peren.

Shri Khumpili C, S/o Chothrise, Langzanger Village, Kiphire.

Constable (GD), S.P, Peren.

Shri Aghavi Chophy, S/o Khoveto Chophy, Philimi Village, Zunheboto. Constable (GD), S.P, Peren.

Shri Ileusibe, S/o Haigumhei, Peletkie Village, Peren. Constable (GD), S.P, Peren.

Shri Tiawapang Jamir, S/o Imlichuba Jamir, Chuchuyimlang Village, Mokokchung, Constable (GD), S.P, Peren.

Shri Kelese-o Luke Meze, S/o Kevithuto Meze, Jakhama Village, Kohima. Constable (GD), S.P, Peren.

Shri Keyichetpeung, S/o Iliagwangbe, Peren Town, Peren. Constable (GD), S.P, Peren.

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(THE HIGH COURT OF ASSAM: NAGALAND: MIZORAM AND ARUNACHAL PRADESH) KOHIMA BENCH

NOTICE UNDER ORDER V, RULES 20, CPC Please, take Notice that the above mentioned Case W.P. (C) 191/2022 has been filed in the Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench, wherein you have been impleaded as Respondents (Respondents No. 5 to 87).

The Hon’ble High Court dated 22.09.19 has directed for substitute Notice through local dailies and fixed the matter after four weeks for entering of appearance. That if no appearance is made on your behalf, by yourself, by your Advocate, or by someone by law authorised to act on your behalf on the fixed date of appearance, the matter will be heard and decided ex-parte in your absence.

Signed and sealed by the order of the court on this day the .......... September, 2022.

Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench.

Kohima:Nagaland.

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NAGALAND POST, DIMAPUR FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2022

Iran president accuses US of ‘destabilisation’ 18 flood survivors killed in bus fire in Pak tests in cities across Iran on Wednesday, with videos circulating of security forces apparently firing toward demonstrators and using violence to put down the dissent.

The protests have become one of the greatest challenges to Iran’s theocracy since the country’s 2009 Green Movement.

Raisi, a hard-line protégé of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, described them as a plot against Iran by its enemies abroad. Raisi’s remarks came on Thursday as he spoke to a conference in Astana, Kazakhstan.

Ali Khamenei

“The Iranian nation has invalidated the American military option and, as they themselves have admitted, brought the policy of sanctions and maximum pressure a humiliating failure,” Raisi said, according to a transcript of his remarks. “ N o w, f o l l o w i n g

America’s failure in militarisation and sanctions, Washington and its allies have resorted to the failed policy of destabilisation.”

Raisi did not otherwise directly address the demonstrations, which took place across at least 19 cities on Wednesday.

Gathering information about the demonstrations remains difficult amid the internet restrictions and the arrests of at least 40 journalists in the country, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists.

Iran’s government insists Amini was not mistreated, but her family says

her body showed bruises and other signs of beating after she was detained for violating the Islamic Republic’s strict dress code.

It remains unclear how many people have been killed or arrested so far in the protests.

An Oslo-based group, Iran Human Rights, estimated Wednesday that at least 201 people have been killed. This includes an estimated 90 people killed by security forces in the eastern Iranian city of Zahedan amid demonstrations against a police officer accused of rape in a separate case.

North Korea says Kim supervised cruise missile tests SEOUL, OCT 13 (AP): North Korean leader Kim Jong Un supervised tests of long-range cruise missiles, which he described as a successful demonstration of his military’s expanding nuclear strike capabilities and readiness for “actual war,” state media said on Thursday.

Wednesday’s tests extended a record number of weapons demonstrations this year by North Korea, which has punctuated its testing activity with threats to preemptively use nuclear weapons against South Korea and the United States if it perceives its leadership as under threat. Analysts say Kim is exploiting the distraction created by Russia’s

Kim Jong Un

war on Ukraine, using it as a window to accelerate arms development as he pursues a full-fledged nuclear arsenal that could viably threaten regional US allies and the American homeland.

South Korean officials say Kim may also conduct a nuclear test in the coming weeks or months, escalating

a pressure campaign aimed at forcing the United States to accept the idea of North Korea as a nuclear power that can negotiate economic and security concessions from a position of strength.

North Korea’s official Korean Central News Agency said the two missiles during Wednesday’s tests flew for nearly three hours, drawing oval and figure eight-shaped patterns above its western seas, and showed that they can hit targets 2,000 kilometers (1,240 miles) away. The tests demonstrated the accuracy and war-fighting efficiency of the weapon system that has already been deployed at army units operating

“tactical” battlefield nuclear weapons, the agency said.

Kim after the tests praised the readiness of his nuclear combat forces, which he said were fully prepared for “actual war to bring enemies under their control at a blow” with various weapons systems that are “mobile, precise and powerful,” according to the report.

He said that the tests send “another clear warning to enemies” and vowed to further expand the operational realm of his nuclear armed forces to “resolutely deter any crucial military crisis and war crisis at any time and completely take the initiative in it.”

(THE HIGH COURT OF ASSAM: NAGALAND: MIZORAM AND ARUNACHAL PRADESH) KOHIMA BENCH 36. Shri H. Moba, S/o Hongpe, R/o Monyakshu village, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

37. Shri Wangpong Konyak, S/o Ngohtah Konyak, R/o Mon village, Mon, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

38. Shri M. Pangah Konyak, S/o P. Moishoi Konyak, R/o Nganching village, Mom, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

39. Shri S.Empe, S/o Sheakpong, R/o Monyaksho village, Mon, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

40. Shri Chinglei T. S, S/o Taiching Konyak, R/o Wakching village, Mon, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

41. Shri Changlang Konyak, S/o Nyamphomg Konyak, R/o Changlangshu village, Mon, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

42. Shri M. Nokkei Konyak, S/o Manshei Konyak, R/o Chenmoho Village, Mon, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

43. Shri Nokphong konyak, S/o Lt. C. Nokpang Konyak, R/o Leangha village, Mon. Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

44. Shri Yakai konyak, S/o Longjok Konyak, R/o Chenmoho village, Mon, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

45. Shri Y. Phothak Konyak, S/o Yangan Konyak, R/o Longkei village, Mon, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

46. Shri N. Leiyuh Konyak, S/o Noknei Konyak, R/o Mon village, Mon, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

47. Shri C. Asoba, S/o Chilumong, R/o Rurur village, Tuensang, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

48. Shri Rongsennungba Sangtam, S/o Marlemba Sangtam, R/o Chare village, Tuensang, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

49. Shri L. Sangti Konyak, S/o Lauba, R/o Monyakshu village, Mon, Constable (GD), Sr. Superintendent of Police.

50. Smti Ayei Konyak, D/o Wangjoak Konyak, R/o Shangnyu village, Mon, Constable (GD), Sr. Superintendent of Police.

51. Shri Rendemo Kikon, S/o Rhanbemo, R/o Old Agee village, Wokha, Constable (GD), Sr. Superintendent of Police.

52. Shri Tanwang Konyak, S/o yenwang Konyak, R/o Mon village, Mon, Constable (GD), Sr. Superintendent of Police.

53. Shri L. Pilamo Ngullie, S/o Lt. Lomongo Ngullie, R/o Old Changsu village, Wokha, Constable (GD), Sr. Superintendent of Police.

54. Smti Tahman Konyak, D/o Shangthak Konyak, R/o Longting village, Mon, Constable (GD), Sr. Superintendent of Police.

55. Shri C. Manyeih, S/o Chakto Konyak, R/o Mon village, Mon, Constable (GD), Sr. Superintendent of Police.

56. Shri Ekhan Konyak, S/o Eyong Konyak, R/o Changlang village, Mon, Constable (GD), Sr. Superintendent of Police.

57. Shri Ngepam Konyak, S/o Topha Konyak, R/o Longwa village, Mon, Constable (GD), Sr. Superintendent of Police.

58. Smti Apham konyak, D/o Yangthoak, R/o Shangsa village, Mon, Constable (GD), Sr. Superintendent of Police.

59. Shri M. Solen Konyak, S/o Moba Konyak, R/o Monyakshu village, Mon, Constable (GD), Sr. Superintendent of Police.

60. Shri Sulanthung Kikon, S/o Phyobemo Kikon, R/o Sanis village, Wokha, Constable (GD), Sr. Superintendent of Police.

61. Shri Pangho Konyak, R/o Chaohachingnyu village, Mon, Constable (GD), Sr. Superintendent of Police.

62. Shri W.Pangwan Konyak, S/o Lt. H.Wanang Konyak, R/o Totok Chingnyu village, Mon, Constable (GD), Sr. Superintendent of Police.

63. Shri Nahtai K. Konyak, S/o Khahtai Konyak, R/o Leangnyu village, Mon, Constable (GD), Sr. Superintendent of Police.

64. Shri Rukuvto Vero, S/o Potsonyi Vero, R/o Mutsale village, Phek, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN. Tizit 65. Shri Kavi I Zhimo, S/o Ikishe Zhimo, R/o Vishepu village, Zunheboto, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN. Tizit 66. Shri Vebu Soho, S/o Neihusa Soho, R/o Phek village, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN. 67. Shri Akum Lkr, S/o Temsu Lkr, R/o Tizit village, Mon, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN. Tizit 68. Shri Phawang Konyak, S/o Natwang Konyak, R/o Chaoha Chingnyu village, Mon. Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN. Tizit 69. Shri Mankhu Konyak, S/o Alei Konyak, R/o Shangsa village, Mon, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN Tizit .

70. Shri Y. Adam Konyak, S/o Yeangphoa Konyak, R/o Tizit village, Mon, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN Tizit.

71. Shri C. Empe Konyak, S/o P. Chuba, R/o Monyakshu village, Tobu, Mon, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN Tizit .

72. Shri Mhathung M. Tungoe, S/o Myamo T. Tungoe, R/o New Changsu Village, Wokha, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN Tizit.

73. Shri Chonben Patton, S/o Thunganimo Patton, R/o Old Riphyim village, Wokha, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN Tizit.

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75. Shri M. Orenvungo Lotha, S/o Myanlumo Lotha, R/o Niroyo village, Wokha, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN Tizit .

76. Shri Y.Khumbenthung Kikon, S/o Yanchamo Kikon, R/o Yanthamo village, Wokha , Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN Tizit .

77. Shri S. Shaboh Konyak, S/o Shanti Konyak, R/o Chenmoho village, Mon, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN Tizit .

78. Shri Renthungo Ngullie, S/o Nzanbemo Ngullie, R/o Old Changsu village, Wokha, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN Tizit .

79. Shri Bankathung N. Ngullie, S/o Nchumbemo Ngullie, R/o Yanthamo village, Wokha, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN Tizit .

80. Shri Ekonthung Lotha, S/o Rabenthung M. Lotha, R/o Yikhum village, Wokha, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN Tizit .

81. Shri Subemo C.Patton, S/o Chibonimo Patton, R/o Old Riphyim Village, Wokha, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN Tizit .

82. Shri Rembenthung Lotha, S/o Chumono Lotha, R/o Changsu village, Wokha, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN Tizit .

83. Shri Mhathung Z. Kithan, S/o Zanbenthung Kithan, R/o Yikhum village, Wokha, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN Tizit .

84. Shri Longtsukao C. Ngullie, S/o Chonbemo Ngullie, R/o Chukitong village, Wokha, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN Tizit .

85. Shri Imnatoshi Ao, S/o Salemba Ao, R/o Chumukedima, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN Tizit .

86. Shri Chonben, S/o Lobemo, R/o Tsungiki Village, Wokha, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN Tizit .

87. Shri M. Nzanthbung Ngullie, S/o Mheo Ngullie, R/o Longla Village, Wokha, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN Tizit .

88. Shri Yanpangthung K. Murry, S/o Konchio Murry, R/o Wokha, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN Tizit .

89. Shri A.Yanben Humtsoe, S/o Aphamo Humtsoe, R/o Humtso village, Wokha, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN Tizit .

90. Shri Wangman C. Konyak, S/o Chemwang Konyak, R/o Oting village, Mon, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN Tizit.

91. Shri Felix Jakha, S/o Viyishe Jakha, R/o Sovima village, Chumukedima, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN Tizit .

92. Shri Hatming, S/o Langtai, R/o Oting village, Mon, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN Tizit.

93. Shri Honjai W. Konyak, S/o Wangnah Konyak, R/o Hongphoi Village, Mon, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN Tizit 94. Shri Panghong Konyak, S/o Engo, R/o Jalphang village, Mon, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN Tizit.

95. Shri Hamnyei Konyak, S/o Lhangte Konyak, R/o Yei Village, Tobu, Mon, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN Tizit.

96. Shri M. Menom Konyak, S/o Mathchen Konyak, R/o S/Chingyu village, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN Tizit.

97. Shri Sangti Konyak, S/o Wanmai Konyak, R/o Monyakshu Village, Mon, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN Tizit.

98. Shri Tenunichet, S/o Lt. Imkongwati, R/o Aliba Village, Mokokchung, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN Tizit.

99. Shri H. Alang Konyak, S/o Holei Konyak, R/o Tizit Village, Mon, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN Tizit.

100. Shri Nokyoh Konyak, S/o Penei Konyak, R/o Shangsa village, Mon. Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN Tizit.

101. Shri Y. Manran Konyak, S/o Yangthoak Konyak, R/o Shangsa village, Mon, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN Tizit.

102. Shri Tingzang Konyak, S/o Alei Konyak, R/o Tixit village, Mon. Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN, Tizit.

103. Shri Tongmei Konyak, S/o Ponglem Konyak, R/o Lapa Lampong village, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN Tizit.

104. Shri A. Shanghao Konyak, S/o Alei Konyak, R/o Shangsa village, Mon, Constable (GD) 6th NAP BN Tizit ................Respondents

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(CIVIL ORIGINAL WRIT JURISDICTION) Case No.: W.P. (C) NO.196/2022 In the matter of : Shri Kekhriesilie Richa & 25 Ors ..........Petitioners.

-VrsThe State of Nagaland & 109 Ors ....... Respondents 1. Shri. Asangla Ao, D/o Imtinuken, R/o Chuchyimlang Village, Mokokchung, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

2. Shri C. Longshing Konyak, S/o Chingpong Konyak, R/o Wanching Village, Mon. Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

3. Shri Hanglen Ongbou, S/o Yendin, R/o Sangtak Village, Tuensang, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

4. Shri Nyakpa, S/o Kaiheang, R/o Longching Village, Mon, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

5. Shri Muleto Nienu, S/o Thuyesayi Nienu, R/o Mutsale village, Phek, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

6. Shri P.Rato Lohe, S/o Punuhu Lohe, R/o Kutsapo Village, Phek, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

7. Shri Wangphe, S/o Khamyuh, R/o Mon Village, Mon, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

8. Shri .Yeingjong Konyak, S/o Ngamjok Konyak, R/o Mon village, Mon, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

9. Shri. T. Ayuh, S/o K.Tanwang, R/o Tangnyu Village, Mon, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

10. Shri.Wangkoi Konyak, S/o Manngat Konyak, R/o Tangnyu village, Mon, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

11. Shri Wangyao O, S/o Ongwang, R/o S/Chingnyu village, Mon, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

12. Shri Langkhio, S/o Pangphi, R/o Langnokvillage, Mon, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

13. Shri Tembo, S/o bendangmongba, R/o Sungratsü village, Mokokchung, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

14. Shri Eanghuk Konyak, S/o Langpai Konyak, R/o Longching village, Mon, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

15. Shri H.Tongmeth Konyak, S/o Hentong Konyak, R/o Chinglong village, Mon, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

16. Shri Yimkumsashi Ao, S/o Limasunep Ao, R/o Sungratsü Village, Mokokchung, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

17. Shri Mannyei Phom, S/o Ngenyak Phom, R/o Sakshi Village, Mon, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

18. Shri Viketho Tase, S/o Keyotso Tsae, R/o Jakhama village, Kohima, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

19. Shri.M.Sopong Konyak, S/o Lt. Metpong Konyak, R/o Tobu village, Mon, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

20. Shri Wangchem W. Konyak, S/o P. Wangshak Konyak, R/o Chaoha Chingnyu, Mon, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

21. Shri. Kealong N Konyak, S/o Neamneai H Konyak, R/o Tobu village, Mon, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

22. Shri Hamnyei Konyak, S/o Wokthing Konyak, R/o Tamlu village, Mon, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

23. Shri Benpho Konyak, S/o Yakap Konyak, R/o Mon village, Mon, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

24. Shri Chingjak N Konyak, S/o Nyeiwang, R/o Tangnyu village, Mon, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

25. Shri P. Shenpha Konyak, S/o Lt. Ponwang Konyak, R/o Lamgmeang village, Mon, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

26. Shri Changmong Konyak, S/o Nyewen Konyak, R/o Ngangching village, Mon, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

27. Shri Nchunthung Ezung, S/o Shanjo Ezung, R/o Mekokla village, Wokha, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

28. Shri Y. Hothrong, S/o Yangsomong, R/o Rurur village, Shamator, Tuensang, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

29. Shri H.Honman Konyak, S/o Hone Konyak, R/o Tamlu village, Longleng, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

30. Shri Litsatsi M.Sangtam, S/o Mukhimong Sangtam, R/o Langkok village, Kiphire, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

31. Shri Khriesaveyo Thira, S/o Neiphizo, R/o Kikruma village, Phek, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

32. Shri Mhaseto Ringa, S/o Akru Ringa, R/o Chozuba village, Phek, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

33. Shri T. Hangpong Konyak, S/o M. Tingneang Konyak, R/o Pongkong village, Mon, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

34. Shri N. Shatnang, S/o Nyeme.

R/o Chi village, Mon, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

35. Shri A. Eha Konyak, S/o Angpa Konyak, R/o Angphang village, Mon, Constable, Sr. Superintendent of Police.

NOTICE UNDER ORDER V, RULES 20, CPC Please, take Notice that the above mentioned Case W.P.(C) 196/2022 has been filed in the Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench, wherein you have been impleaded as Respondents (Respondents No. 6 to 109 ).

The Hon’ble High Court dated 22.09.19 has directed for substitute Notice through local dailies and fixed the matter after four weeks for entering of appearance. That if no appearance is made on your behalf, by yourself, by your Advocate, or by someone by law authorised to act on your behalf on the fixed date of appearance, the matter will be heard and decided ex-parte in your absence.

Signed and sealed by the order of the court on this day the..........September, 2022.

Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench.

Kohima:Nagaland.

sioner and superintendent police of Jamshoro to ramp up rescue efforts.

Murad has demanded a report from officials on the incident.

Dadu district is among the worst flood-hit districts in Sindh province.

More than 1,700 people have been killed, 33 million displaced and a third of the country was submerged under water in the worst floods to hit Pakistan, brought about by unprecedented rains since mid-June.

Bus fires are common in Pakistan, where safety standards are compromised and traffic rules are often flouted.

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that the number of fatalities has risen to 18, which included eight children and nine women, the report said. “The fire may have been caused by a short circuit in the air conditioner,” the report said, quoting police officials.

Some passengers even jumped out of the bus to escape the fire, police said.

According to the police, rescue work is underway, and firefighters have rushed to the scene to douse the flames, while the injured were shifted to a local hospital in Jamshoro and Nooribad.

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(CIVIL ORIGINAL WRIT JURISDICTION) Case No.: W.P. (C) NO. 190/2022 In the matter of : Shri Kekhriesilie Richa & 25 Ors ..........Petitioners.

-VrsThe State of Nagaland & 57 Ors .......Respondents.

Shri. Lipokmeren Jamir, S/o Lt.Semerlepzuk Jamir, Longsa Village, MKG. Constable (Operator), NPTO (Nagaland Police Telecommunication Org).

Shri. Chingtuk Konyak, S/o Shahpong Konyak, Chinglong Village, Mon Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri. P.Phongpa Konyak, S/o Ponge Konyak, Mohung Village, Mon Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri. Yupwang konyak, S/o Yahan Konyak, Chinglong Village, Mon. Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri. Yongpa Konyak, S/o Pangyao Konyak, Angphang village, Mon. Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri. Walang Lemtur, S/o Obed Lemtur, Lake View Colony, Dimapur, Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri.Rudulhu Nienu, S/o Mami-o Nieu, Mutsale Village, Phek.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri L. Samuel Konyak, S/o S. Layang Konyak, Sowa Village, Mon. Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri. Zuchamo Khuvung, S/o Woshoma Khuvung, Sankiton Village, Wokha, Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri Anglang Konyak, S/o Khongpa Konyak, Aopao Village, Mon. Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri Iziegumbe, S/o Ramdineu, New Ngwalwa Village, Peren.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri Sashimongba, S/o Yongtang, Yachem Village, Longleng.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri Rentsanthung C. Yanthan, S/o Chonzamo Yanthan, Sankinton Village, Wokha.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri Abenthung Tsopoe, S/o Kimongthung Lotha, Wokha Town, Wokha.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Smti. Tumchobeni L. Yanthan, D/o Longtsu Yanthan, Changsu New, Wokha.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri Yangpong Phom, S/o Ube, Pongo Village, Longleng.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri V. Khekugha Sumi, S/o Vitomo Sumi, Alaphumi Village, Zunheboto.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri Lumbemo Patton, S/o Nthungo Patton, Old Changsu Village, Wokha.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri Temsulemba Longkumer, S/o Zaliba, Mongchen Village, Mokokchung.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri Renben S. Lotha, S/o Sacheo Lotha, Old Changsu Village, Wokha.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri Bibenthung E Ngullie, S/o Eyingo Ngullie, Old Changsu Village, Wokha.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri Benri Jami, S/o abel Jami, Chudi Village, Wokha.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri R. Eden Ennio, S/o Renimo, Ennio, Changsu Village, Wokha.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri Kiyeho Jimomi, S/o Hekuto, Nihoto Village, Dimapur.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri Renthungo E. Patton, S/o Elishe Patton, Old Riphyim Village, Wokha.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri Mhabemo Lotha, S/o Zankhomo Tungoe, Old Riphyim, wokha.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri. Tsushemong H, S/o Y. Hanji, Salomi Village, Kiphire.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri Samuel Patton, S/o Tsatemo Patton, Old Riphyim Village, Wokha.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri Chuba Imti, S/o Imsutangit Imti, Longjang Village, Mokokchung.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri Along Haah Konyak, S/o Honnyei Konyak, Chingkao Chingnyu Village, Mon. Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri S. Meribemo Lotha, S/o Sathungo Odyuo, New Riphyim Village, Wokha.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri Moishi Konyak, S/o Shahyin, Chinglong Village, Mon. Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri Odyuthung, S/o Yanbemo Lotha, New Riphyim Village, Wokha.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri Hamnyei Konyak, S/o Angjai Konyak, Mohung Village, Mon. Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri Lichumthung O. Kithan, S/o Okhao Kithan, Englan Village, Wokha.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri Khampei M. Konyak, S/o Methna Konyak, Chingdang Village, Mon. Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri Nzanthung N. Kithan, S/o Nlumo Kithan, Yikhum Village, Wokha.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri Angchen Konyak, S/o Lokjei Konyak, Aopao Village, Mon. Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri Imkonglemba, S/o Lanutoshi, Sungratsu Village, Mokokchung.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri Ngongothung W. Kikon, S/o Wokhango Kikon, Tsungiki Village, Wokha.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri Likao Odyuo, S/o Yambemo Odyuo, Seluku Village, Wokha.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri Chenio Shitiri, S/o Mhondamo Shitiri, Nungying Village, Wokha.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri C. Yiponthung Ngullie, S/o Chibemo Ngullie, N. Longidang Village, Wokha.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri Renchio Kikon, S/o Rashamo Kikon, Longsachung Village, Wokha.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri T. Longshithung Ngullie, S/o N. Thungtemo Ngullie, Niroyo Village, Wokha.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri N. Chumben Ngullie, S/o Nribemo Ngullie, Niroyo Village, Wokha.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri Y. Woben Kokon, S/o Yankho Kikon, Wokha Town, Wokha.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri John P. Lotha, S/o Phyolumo Jungio, Yikhum Village, Wokha.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri Pehe, S/o Chie, Pang Village, Tuensang.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. Shri. K. Kakishe Sumi, S/o Kavito Sumi, Marumi Village, Zunheboto.

Constable (Operator), NPTO.

51. Shri. Yiben B Jungio, S/o Benthungo Jungio, Yikhum Village, Wokha.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. 52. Shri Y. Pvukhomo, S/o Yibomo, Changsu New Village, Wokha.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. 53. Shri Thejavizo Dul, S/o Lt. Zakicho Dul, Kidima Village, Kohima.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. 54. Shri Nagato H. Chophy, S/o Hotokhu Chophy, Ustomi Village, Zunheboto.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. 55. Smti R. Zulobeni Ngullie, D/o Renpomo Ngullie, Tsungiki Village, Wokha.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. 56. Shri Nungothung Ngullie, S/o Thungjamo Ngullie, Diphupar Village, Chumikedima.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. 57. Shri Thungbemo Lotha, S/o Lt. Myobemo Lotha, Tsungiki Village, Wokha.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. 58. Shri W. Ponthungo Ngullie, S/o Wondango Ngullie, Yimkha Village, Wokha.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. 59. Shri Myanthung T. Ngullie, S/o Thepenthung Ngullie, United colony, Dimapur.

Constable (Operator), NPTO. (Deputy IGP, Communication) 60. Shri. Vemutu Venuh, S/o Kuduneyi Venuh, Phek Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

61. Shri. Thupuku Swuro, S/o Valeyi Swuro, Ruzazho Village, Phek.

Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

62. Shri. Lhüvenü Dozo, S/o Mughulhu Dozo, Thuvopisu Village , Phek Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

63. Shri. Venüra Venyo, S/o Züneyi, Thuvopisu Village, Chozuba Town, Phek.

Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

64. Shri Wekowe Krome, S/o Ngutsonyi Krome, Lasumi Village, Pfutsero, Phek.

Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

65. Shri. A. Chubatemjen Phom, S/o Ajungba Phom, Alayong Village, Longleng.

Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

66. Shri K. Nokkei, S/o Y. Kane, Toktok Chingkho Village, Mon. Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

67. Shri Kentsin Kent, S/o Gwasenlo Kent, Sendenyu Village, Tsemenyu.

Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

68. Shri Kezevituo Zumu, S/o Khriethovizo Zumu, Tuophema Village, Kohima.

Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

69. Shri Ruchunhyulo Tep, S/o Benga Tep, Ziphenyu Village, Tseminyu.

Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

70. Shri Kevi Chuse, S/o Khrielhoulie Chuse, Phesama Village, Kohima.

Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

71. Shri Kevizhapu Kruse, S/o M. Tonyu Kruse, New Socunoma Village, Dimapur.

Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

72. Shri Menuobeilhou Seyie, S/o Khrievor Seyie, Touphema Village, Kohima.

Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

73. Shri N. Avungthung Lotha, S/o Nyimbemo Lotha, Burma Camp, Dimapur.

Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

74. Shri Neikeduo Seyie, S/o Medovilie Seyie, Tuophema Village, Kohima.

Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

75. Shri Pelebeituo Sopfunuo, S/o Lhoulatuo Sopfunuo, Seithama Village, Kohima.

Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

76. Shri Kekhrieletuo Terhase, S/o Neikesolie Terhase, Rusoma Village, Kohima.

Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

77. Shri Lichumthung, S/o Nrithung, Yanthamo Village, Wokha.

Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

78. Shri R. Vonchibemo Tungoe, S/o B.R. Tungoe, New Changsu Village, Wokha.

Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

79. Shri Vingosal Sachü, S/o Virenyü Sachü, Kidima Village, Kohima.

Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

80. Shri Ezanbemo Patton, S/o Khonsao Lotha, Old Riphyim Village, Wokha.

Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

81. Shri Jonas Odyuo, S/o Nzemomo Odyuo, Old Riphyim Village, Wokha.

Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

82. Shri Khriekethozo Rio, S/o Zasivituo Rio, Tuophema Village, Kohima.

Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

83. Shri R. Chumben Ngullie, S/o Rabemo Ngullie, Yanthamo Village, Wokha.

Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

84. Shri R. James Humtsoe, S/o Ralan Humtsoe, Old Changsu Village, Wokha.

Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

85. Shri Kekhriesetuo Khro, S/o Lhoukuolie Khro, Tsiesema Village, Kohima.

Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

86. Shri Ruokuosituo Rulho, S/o Peteneilhou Rulho, Nerhrma Village, Kohima.

Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

87. Shri Visokholie, S/o Khriekrulie, Chiechama Village, Kohima.

Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

88. Shri Zakiezobei, S/o Medovizo, Rusoma Village, Kohima.

Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

89. Shri Aron Sumi, S/o Inakhe Sumi, Shena Old Village, Zunheboto.

Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

90. Shri Abenthung Ngullie, S/o Vanthungo Ngullie, Longla Village, Wokha.

Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

91. Shri Ejanthung Murrie, S/o Lumchio Murrie, N. Longidang Village, Wokha.

Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

92. Shri Nzanbemo P. Lotha, S/o Phyobemo Lotha, Chukitong Village, Wokha.

Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

93. Shri Senkathung B. Kikon, S/o Benrithung, Yimpang Village, Wokha.

Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

94. Shri Thechamo Ngullie, S/o Nrichen Ngullie, Niroyo Village, Wokha.

Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

95. Shri Tsenchamo P. Jungio, S/o Pithungo Jungio, Yikhum Village, Wokha.

Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

96. Shri Wabangtemjen, S/o P. Wati Walling, Lingrijan Colony, Dimapur.

Constable 4th NAP Battalion.

97. Shri. Kuhuvezo Khesoh, S/o vesheta Khesoh, Tehephu, Phek Constable 10th NAP Battalion.

98. Shri.Mhasibei Sopfu, S/o Vicha Sopfu, Chiephobozou, Kohima.

Constable 10th NAP Battalion.

99. Shri. Sedevizo Mere, S/o Chatuolie Mere, Zhadima Village, Kohima.

Constable 10th NAP Battalion.

100. Shri. Shumbenthung Lotha, S/o Yamathung, Longsachung Village, Wokha.

NCE (Cook) 10th NAP Battalion.

101. Shri Seyiengutuo Miaroi, S/o Kifelie Miario, Phekerkriema Village, Kohima.

Constable (Driver) 10th NAP Battalion.

102. Shri. Keviletuo Joseph, S/o Mezhukie-o, Zhadima Village, Kohima.

Constable 10th NAP Battalion.

103. Shri. Keduolhoulie Rio, S/o Zhangulie Rio, Chiechama Village, Kohima.

Constable 10th NAP Battalion.

104. Shri. Vikhou Rio, S/o Mezieo Rio, Chiechama Village, Kohima.

Constable 10th NAP Battalion.

105. Shri. Sepo Puro, S/o Kuhukro Puro, Kikruma Village, Kohima.

Constable 10th NAP Battalion.

106. Shri Pushu, S/o Pussing, Thonokyu Village, Tuensang.

Constable 10th NAP Battalion.

107. Shri Imliwapang Imchen, S/o M. Tongpang Imchen, Aonokpu, Mokokchung.

Constable 10th NAP Battalion.

108. Shri Ponen Ao, S/o I. Chujang Ao, Sungratsu, Mokokchung.

Constable 10th NAP Battalion.

109. Shri Thejangulie Theunuo, S/o Neizeo Theunuo, North Block Keziekie, Kohima.

Constable 10th NAP Battalion.

110. Shri. Avino Mejura, S/o Razoulhoulie Mejura, Phesama Village, Kohima.

Constable 10th NAP Battalion.

111. Shri Ketseilhoulie Kengurusie, S/o Salie Kengurusie, Nehrema Village, Kohima.

Constable 10th NAP Battalion.

112. Shri Khriesangulie Angami, S/o Kikruneilie Angami, Chumukedima, Dimapur.

Constable 10th NAP Battalion.

113. Shri Medoleo Khubve, S/o Neikeduo-o, Zhadima Village, Kohima.

Constable 10th NAP Battalion.

114. Shri Avile Angami, S/o Lt. Kesuolehie, Zhadima Village, Kohima.

Constable 10th NAP Battalion.

115. Shri Lipoktoshi, S/o Tatongmongba, Chuchuyimlang, Mokokchung.

Constable 10th NAP Battalion.

116. Shri Vilhousietuo Surunuo, S/o Babeilie, Zhadima Village, Kohima.

Constable 10th NAP Battalion.

117. Shri Vichukho Yano, S/o Neizolie Yano, Kigwema Village, Kohima.

Constable 10th NAP Battalion.

118. Shri. Nulhusao Ringa, S/o Abu Ringa, Chesezu Village, Phek NCE (Water Carrier) 10th NAP Battalion.

119. Shri. Zhovi Miari, S/o Vizoloe Miari, Phekerkriema Village, Kohima.

NCE (Water Carrier) 10th NAP Battalion.

120. Shri.Medokhoto Yakhro, S/o Khriesielie Yakhro, Kigwema Village, Constable 10th NAP Battalion.

121. Shri James Patton, S/o Kikho Patton, Lingrijan, Dimapur.

Constable 10th NAP Battalion.

122. Shri Bipen L. Kithan, S/o Lontsuo Kithan, Old Changsu, Wokha.

Constable 10th NAP Battalion.

123. Shri Enibemo N. Odyuo, S/o Nchumbemo Odyuo, Yikhum Village, Wokha.

Constable 10th NAP Battalion.

124. Shri Chonthungo M. Murry, S/o Myonniumo Murry, N. Longidang, Wokha.

Constable 10th NAP Battalion.

125. Shri Jenio N. Odyuo, S/o Ntsemo Odyuo, New Riphyim, Wokha.

Constable 10th NAP Battalion.

126. Shri Vikho-u Sopfunuo, S/o Neikeduo Sopfunuo, Medziphema, Dimapur.

Constable 10th NAP Battalion.

127. Shri. Chenibemo Ngullie, S/o Yean Ngully, Longsa Village, Wokha Constable 10th NAP Battalion.

128. Shri. Shri L. Nzanbemo Odyuo, S/o Lobemo, New Chandalashung, Wokha.

Constable 10th NAP Battalion.

129. Shri Sejongmong Sangtam, S/o Aloba Sangtam, Chimonger, Tuensang.

Constable (Driver) 10th NAP Battalion.

130. Shri. K.Longkhoi, S/o Lt. Khomo, Yokao Village, Noklak, Tuensang, Constable(Driver) 11th NAP(IR) Battalion.

131. Shri.Zekote Venuh, S/o D.Menuh, Thetsumi Village, Phek.

Constable 11th NAP (IR) Battalion.

132. Shri.Zubemo Lotha, S/o Nyimtsemo Lotha, Old Changsu Village, Wokha.

Constable 11th NAP (IR) Battalion.

133. Shri. Chanchithung Ezung, S/o Yinungo Ezung, Mungya Village, Wokha Constable 11th NAP (IR) Battalion.

134. Shri. Limayapang, S/o Chubalemba, Mangkolemba Village, Mokokchung.

Constable 11th NAP (IR) Battalion.

135. Shri.Myanbemo Y. Kikon, S/o Yanbemo Kikon, Yikhum Village, Wokha.

Constable 11th NAP (IR) Battalion.

136. Shri.Chitie, S/o Sangthing, Lengnyu Village, Noklak, Tuensang.

Constable 11th NAP (IR) Battalion.

137. Shri.Solanthung Shitiri, S/o Yandamo Shitiri, Tsungiki Village, Wokha.

Constable 11th NAP (IR) Battalion.

138. Shri. Benjamin E Ngullie, S/o Ezamo Ngullie, Chukitong Village, Wokha.

Constable 11th NAP (IR) Battalion.

139. Shri. Ngaku Somba, S/o Late Namang Sipong, Chingmei Village, Tuensang.

Constable 11th NAP (IR) Battalion.

140. Shri. Ngangshithung R. Kikon, S/o Renponthung Kikon, Longla Village, Wokha.

Constable 11th NAP (IR) Battalion.

141. Shri. Suko L, S/o Late Lango, Wonsoi Village, Noklak, Tuensang.

Constable 11th NAP (IR) Battalion.

142. Shri. Jenithung Odyuo, S/o Ekyino Odyuo, Old Changsu Village, Wokha.

Constable 11th NAP (IR) Battalion.

143. Shri.Lumchamo Y. Ngullie, S/o Yilobemo Ngullie, Tsungiki Village, Wokha.

Constable 11th NAP (IR) Battalion.

144. Shri. Molongako Chang, S/o Imtisupong, Chare Village, Tuensang Constable 11th NAP (IR) Battalion.

145. Shri. Abenthung Ngullie, S/o Npfuo Ngullie, N. Longidang, Wokha.

Constable 11th NAP (IR) Battalion.

146. Shri. Mhao R. Kikon, S/o Ratsemo Kikon, Chukitong Village, Wokha.

Constable 11th NAP (IR) Battalion.

147. Shri. Haipo, S/o Hangchiu, New Pangsha Village, Noklak, Tuensang.

Constable 11th NAP (IR) Battalion.

148. Shri. Roben N. Yanthan, S/o Late Nkhyingo Yanthan, Humtso, Wokha.

Constable 11th NAP (IR) Battalion.

149. Shri. Hanlumong, S/o Kiumukam, Penkim Village, Pungro, Kiphire.

Constable (Petrol Mechanic) 11th NAP (IR) Battalion.

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DUBAI, OCT 13 (AP): Iran’s president accused the US on Thursday of conducting a “failed policy of destabilisation” targeting his nation after Iranians in cities nationwide protested the death of a 22-year-old woman in the custody of the country’s morality police.

President Ebrahim Raisi’s repeated comments have tried to blame the demonstrations sparked by the death of Mahsa Amini as a Western plot, even as school-age protesters remove their mandatory headscarves, or hijabs.

They come after pro-

ISLAMABAD, OCT 13 (PTI): At least 18 flood survivors, including eight children and nine women, died of severe burns in Pakistan, when an overcrowded air-conditioned bus they were travelling in caught fire, police officials said on Thursday.

The incident happened near the Nooribad police station in Pakistan’s Sindh province on Wednesday night.

The bus with 80 floodaffected people on board, was heading towards Karachi from Khairpur Nathan Shah, in Dadu district, according to Geo.tv.

Deputy Commissioner Jamshoro confirmed

NOTICE UNDER ORDER V, RULES 20, CPC Please, take Notice that the above mentioned Case W.P.(C) 190/2022 has been filed in the Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench, wherein you have been impleaded as Respondents (Respondents No. 8 to 156).

The Hon’ble High Court dated 22.09.19 has directed for substitute Notice through local dailies and fixed the matter after four weeks for entering of appearance. That if no appearance is made on your behalf, by yourself, by your Advocate, or by someone by law authorised to act on your behalf on the fixed date of appearance, the matter will be heard and decided ex-parte in your absence.

Signed and sealed by the order of the court on this day the .......... September, 2022.

Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench.

Kohima : Nagaland.

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Russian official warns of NATO holds nuclear talks amid war tensions, Putin threats WW III if Ukraine joins NATO LO N D O N, O C T 1 3 (AGENCIES): If Ukraine is admitted into the U.S.-led NATO military alliance, then the conflict in Ukraine would be guaranteed to escalate into World War Three, a Russian Security Council official was quoted as saying on Thursday.

Just hours after Russian President Vladimir Putin formally proclaimed the annexation of up to 18% of Ukraine on Sept. 30, President Volodymyr Zelenskiy announced a surprise bid for fast-track membership of NATO. Full NATO membership for Ukraine is far off because all the alliance’s 30 members would have to give their consent.

“Kyiv is well aware that such a step would mean a guaranteed escalation to World War Three,” TASS quoted Alexander Venediktov, the deputy secretary of Russia’s Security Council, as saying. Venediktov, who is deputy to Security Council Secretary Nikolai

Alexander Venediktov

Patrushev, a powerful Putin ally, said he felt Ukraine’s application was propaganda as the West understood the consequences of Ukrainian membership of NATO. “The suicidal nature of such a step is understood

by NATO members themselves,” he said.

President Vladimir Putin has repeatedly railed against the United States for driving NATO’s eastward expansion, especially its courting of ex-Soviet republics such as Ukraine and Georgia which Russia regards as part of its own sphere of influence.

Putin on Se pt. 21 warned the West he was

not bluffing when he said he would be ready to use nuclear weapons to defend Russia against what he said was “nuclear blackmail” from major Western powers.

U.S. President Joe Biden has said the world faces the biggest risk of nuclear Armageddon since the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis.

NATO is due to hold an annual nuclear preparedness exercise dubbed “Steadfast Noon” next week.

Russia and the United States are by far the biggest nuclear powers: they control about 90% of the world’s nuclear warheads.

Venediktov said Zelenskiy’s call for preventive strikes against Russia was dangerous, cautioning that nuclear war would have catastrophic consequences for the world.

“We must remember: a nuclear conflict will affect absolutely the whole world — not only Russia and the collective West, but every country on this planet,” Venediktov said.

BRUSSELS, OCT 13 (AP): NATO’s secretive Nuclear Planning Group met Thursday as the military alliance presses ahead with plans to hold a nuclear exercise next week as concerns deepen over President Vladimir Putin’s insistence that he will use any means necessary to defend Russian territory.

Defense ministers led the session, which usually happens once or twice a year, at NATO headquarters in Brussels. It comes against a backdrop of high tension as some NATO allies, led by the U.S., supply Ukraine with advanced weapons and munitions to defend itself against Russian aerial attacks. NATO is keeping a wary eye on Russia’s movements, but has so far seen no change in its nuclear posture.

But additional uncertainty comes from the fact that Russia is also due to hold its own nuclear exercises soon, possibly at the same time as NATO or just after, according to NATO diplomats. That could complicate the 30-country military organisation’s reading of the war and of Moscow’s intentions. “Russia will also

NATO Secy Gen Jens Stoltenberg, speaks with U.S. Secy for Defense Lloyd J. Austin III prior to a media conference. (AP)

be conducting its annual exercise, I think, the week after or just after the annual exercise,” U.K. Defence Secretary Ben Wallace told reporters. But “what we don’t want is to do things out of routine.”

“This is a routine exercise and it’s all about readiness,” Wallace said, just as “NATO’s meeting is all about making sure we are ready for anything. I mean, that is the job of this alliance — to make sure that the 30 partners together are ready for what is thrown at us. And we have to continue to work at that.”

NAT O ’s e x e r c i s e,

dubbed “Steadfast Noon,” is held around the same time every year and runs for about one week.

It involves fighter jets capable of carrying nuclear warheads, but doesn’t involve any live bombs. Conventional jets, and surveillance and refuelling aircraft also routinely take part.

Fourteen NATO member countries will be involved in the exercise, which was planned before Russia invaded Ukraine on Feb. 24.

The main part of the maneuvers will be held more than 1,000 kilometers from Russia.

NATO as an organisa-

tion doesn’t possess any weapons.

The nuclear weapons nominally linked to the alliance remain under the firm control of three member countries — the U.S., the U.K. and France. But France insists on maintaining its nuclear independence and doesn’t take part in Nuclear Planning Group meetings.

With the Russian army retreating under the blows of Ukrainian forces armed with Western weapons, Putin raised the stakes by annexing four Ukrainian regions and declaring a partial mobilisation of up to 300,000 reservists to buttress the crumbling front line.

As his war plans have gone awry, Putin has repeatedly signalled that he could resort to nuclear weapons to protect the Russian gains.

The threat is also aimed at deterring NATO nations from sending more sophisticated weapons to Ukraine.

In an interview with France 2 television on Wednesday, French President Emmanuel Macron warned about the responsibilities of leaders when it comes to nuclear rhetoric.

He said he has spoken to Putin “several times.”

“We have a (nuclear) doctrine which is clear,” Macron said. “The dissuasion is working. But then, the less we talk about it, the less we brandish the threat, the more credible we are.”

“Too many people are talking about it,” he said.

Earlier this week, NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg described Putin’s remarks as “dangerous and reckless,” and underlined that the allies “have also conveyed clearly to Russia that it will have severe consequences if they use nuclear weapons in any way.” Stoltenberg warned that it “would be absolutely the wrong signal to send” if the world’s biggest security organisation were to cancel the maneuvers.

“NATO’s firm, predictable behaviour, our military strength, is the best way to prevent escalation,” he said.

“If we now created the grounds for any misunderstandings, miscalculations in Moscow about our willingness to protect and defend all allies, we would increase the risk of escalation.”

UN overwhelmingly votes against Russia; India abstains again Nepalese PM Deuba sacks four ministers representing Janata Samajwadi Party

U.N. Ambassador from Ukraine Sergiy Kyslytsya uses binoculars in the U.N. General Assembly before a vote.

netsk, Kherson, Luhansk, and Zaporizhzhia regions of Ukraine, following the organisation of the abovementioned referendums”.

The resolution ‘Territorial integrity of Ukraine: defending the principles of the Charter of the United Nations’ was adopted with

143 nations voting in favour, Russia, Belarus, North Korea, Syria, and Nicaragua voting against, and 35 countries, including India, abstaining.

The UNGA hall erupted in applause after the resolution was adopted.

In the explanation of

China accuses US of ‘Cold War thinking’ in security strategy BEIJING, OCT 13 (AP): The Chinese government on Thursday accused Washington of “Cold War thinking” and appealed for efforts to repair strained relations after President Joe Biden released a national security strategy that calls for “out-competing China” and blocking its efforts to reshape global affairs.

The foreign ministry also accused Washington of trade protectionism after Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said the United States would reinforce its global supply chains to guard against “geopolitical coercion” by China, Russia and other governments.

B i d e n’s d o c u m e n t

Wednesday accused China of trying to “erode US alliances” and “create more permissive conditions for its own authoritarian model.”

It called for “out-competing China” in political alliances and “global governance” as well as business, technology and military affairs.

US-Chinese relations are at their lowest level in decades, strained by disputes over technology, security, Taiwan and human rights.

“Cold War thinking and zero-sum games, sensationalising geopolitical conflicts and great power competition are unpopular and unconstructive,” said Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning. She called

on Washington to “meet China halfway and promote China-US relations back to a healthy and stable track.”

The White House document calls for the United States to “maintain a competitive edge” over China, which has antagonised Japan, India and other neighbours with an increasingly assertive foreign policy and growing military.

China’s multibilliondollar Belt and Road Initiative to build ports, railways and other infrastructure across Asia and Africa has fed concern in Washington, Moscow and other capitals that Beijing is trying to build its strategic influence and undermine theirs.

Bus bombing kills 18 Syrian troops, wounds dozens BEIRUT, OCT 13 (AP): A bus bombing on Thursday killed 18 Syrian soldiers in a Damascus suburb and wounded at least 27 others, Syria’s state media reported citing a military source, as fighting in the country’s north picked up. Similar attacks over the past years have killed and wounded dozens of soldiers in government-held parts of the war-torn country.

Last March, militants attacked a military bus near Palmyra in central Syria, killing 13 troops and wounding 18 others.

Syrian authorities in the past have blamed such attacks on Islamic State group militants who have been active in southern and central Syria, despite losing territorial control in the country since 2019.

Syrian authorities in the past have blamed such attacks on Islamic State group militants who have been active in southern K Y M C

and central Syria, despite losing territorial control in the country since 2019.

In northern Syria, members of an al-Qaida-linked group captured a town that had been held

by Turkey-backed opposition fighters since 2018.

The capture of the town of Afrin by members of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, Arabic for the Levant Liberation Committee, which is the strongest militant group in the rebel-held northwest, came after days of fighting between rival insurgent groups in the area. The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, an opposition war monitor, said HTS captured some 30 military posts in the area from Turkey-backed groups.

The fighting was triggered by last week’s killing of a citizen journalist and his wife who were shot dead while on a motorcycle in the northern town of al-Bab.

the vote after the action was taken on the draft resolution, India’s Permanent Representative to the UN Ambassador Ruchira Kamboj said India urged that all efforts be made for an immediate cessation of hostilities and an urgent return to the path of dialogue and diplomacy.

“The path to peace requires us to keep all channels of diplomacy open.

We therefore sincerely hope for an early resumption of peace talks to bring about an immediate ceasefire and resolution of the conflict. India stands ready to support all such efforts aimed at deescalation,” Kamboj said.

“There are other pressing issues at play, some

of which have not been adequately addressed in the resolution voted today. Our decision to abstain is consistent with our well-thoughtout national position,” she added.

Quoting Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who had last month told Russian President Vladimir Putin that this is not an era of war, Kamboj said that with this firm resolve to strive for a peaceful solution through dialogue and diplomacy, India has decided to abstain.

She emphasised it is unfortunate that as the trajectory of the Ukrainian conflict unfolds, the entire global South has suffered “substantial collateral damage”.

KATHMANDU, OCT 13 (PTI): Nepalese Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba on Thursday sacked four ministers representing the Janata Samajwadi Party (JSP), which left the ruling coalition last week after joining hands with the CPN-UML for the upcoming polls.

“On the recommendation of the prime minister, the President has relieved four ministers of their responsibilities,” the Kathmandu Post newspaper reported, citing a statement issued by the President’s Office on Thursday evening. Those relieved from the ministerial position

include Minister for Federal Affairs and General Administration Rajendra Shrestha, Minister for Forest and Environment Pradeep Yadav, Minister for Physical Infrastructure Mohammad Istiyak Rai and Minister for Agriculture and Livestock Mrigendra Kumar Singh.

According to the code of conduct of the Election Commission, even if these ministers are removed, the chances of the prime minister being able to appoint new ministers are very low.

The EC states that new appointments in the Cabinet will violate the election code of conduct.

Janata Samajbadi leaders had argued that they hadn’t quit the government but only partnered with the UML for the elections in some constituencies.

Prime Minister Deuba had discussed the matter with the CPN (Maoist Centre), the CPN (Unified Socialist), and the Rastriya Janamorcha. The coalition partners were divided on the issue even though Deuba was firm on sacking them, the paper reported.

Some leaders had suggested only relieving them of their duties and rendering them ministers without portfolio.

Ukraine’s Kyiv area hit by Iranian-made kamikaze drones KYIV, OCT 13 (AP): Ukraine’s capital region was struck by Iranian-made kamikaze drones early on Thursday, officials said, sending rescue workers rushing to the scene as residents awoke to air raid sirens for the fourth consecutive morning following Russia’s major assault across the country earlier this week.

Kyiv regional governor Oleksiy Kuleba said the strike occurred in the area around the capital. It wasn’t yet clear if there were any casualties.

Deputy head of the presidential office Kyrylo Tymoshenko said on Telegram that “critical infrastructure facilities” in the area were hit, without offering any details on which ones. In the southern city of

turing territory occupied by Moscow.

Attacks on Kyiv had become rare before the capital city was hit at least four times during Monday’s massive strikes, which killed at least 19 people and wounded more than 100 across the country.

Western leaders this week pledged to send more A man drives his motorcycle past a destroyed car in the retaken weapons to Ukraine, including air defense systems village of Velyka Oleksandrivka, Ukraine, October 12. (AP) Mykolaiv, overnight shelling destroyed a five-story apartment building as fighting continued along Ukraine’s southern front.

Mykolaiv Mayor Oleksandr Sienkovych said the building’s top two floors were completely destroyed in a single strike and the rest

of the building was left in rubble. There were no immediate reports of dead or wounded.

Early morning attacks on Ukraine’s southern front have become a daily occurrence in Russia’s war as Kyiv’s forces push a counteroffensive aimed at recap-

and weapons Kyiv has said are critical to defeating the invading Russian forces.

Britain said on Thursday that it will provide missiles for advanced NASAM anti-aircraft systems that the Pentagon plans to send to Ukraine in coming weeks.

It’s also sending hundreds of additional aerial drones for information gathering and logistics support, plus 18 more howitzer artillery guns.

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The 193-member General Assembly voted overwhelmingly on Wednesday to condemn Russia’s “illegal so-called referendums in regions within the internationally recognised borders of Ukraine and the attempted illegal annexation of the Do-

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NAGALAND POST, DIMAPUR FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2022

Vin Diesel dethrones Prince William as 2022 World’s Hottest Bald Man

‘About Us’, Gideon & others to perform at DLSU golden jubilee night D D imapur Lotha Students Union (DLSU) is all set to celebrate its golden jubilee on October 14 and 15, at Dimapur Government College (DGC). The two-day celebration will also witness jubilee night on the last day from 5 pm onwards where “About Us” band will be performing as the headliner band, featuring the band The Paradigm Shift, artistes Gideon Kithan and Meribeni Patton.

Announcing this in a press conference on Thursday at DDSC ground, golden jubilee organizing committee convener, K Mhachio Lotha said that the jubilee night will be open air free concert, where everyone is invited to witness the concert. The special invitees of

the Nite include, 2 DimapurII A/C MLA Moatoshi Longkumer and YM Humtsoe, secretary to the government of Nagaland (retd) and vice president Nationalist Democratic Progressive Party (NDPP) Nagaland.

The band “About Us” and Indian ‘Experimental melodic hard rock’ has recently signed a record deal with Frontiers Records Srl, Naples Italy. (The label that promote established names like – Mr. Big, Def Leppard, Extreme, White Snake, Michael Kiske, Stryper, White Lion to name a few).

The band will be performing ten songs (five originals and five cover songs).

On the upcoming project, the band “About Us” informed that their first album will be released in the month

The organisers during the press conference at DDSC Stadium on Thursday. (NP)

of November this year. “The band is working on our second album”, the band vocal Sochan Kikon added.

The Paradigm Shift band is a rock band of five members. They have won 11 various music contests, during 2019. They will be performing seven songs which will also include their originals. Gideon Kithan, a 7-year-old guitarist from

Dimapur in Nagaland has emerged as a viral sensation at the turn of the year. He will be performing three pieces during the event.

Meribeni Patton, a solo artiste and a vocal trainer will also be performing on the day. In regard to the management of organizing the two-day event, the organizers said that keeping in mind the celebration of

the day to commemorate its inception and with the concept to remember and pay tribute to the pioneers, the committee was set up for the celebration.

“No fund raise was organized but it is solely organized with the help of event partners, sponsors and well-wishers from various community”, informed the committee. (Staff Reporter)

uke of Cambridge Prince William has been defeated by Hollywood star Vin Diesel for the title of 2022 World’s Hottest Bald Man. According to a study carried out by SEO agency Reboot, the Dominic Toretto in the ‘Fast & Furious’ film franchise claimed the honour for 2022 with a score of 6.46 out of 10.

Different aspects such as facial Golden Ratio, Twitter sentiment analysis, net worth and height are considered in the study, reports aceshowbiz.com.

The study also looked at the cranial shine factor for each heartthrob. These aspects were then used to create an index score out of 10.

The study shows that Diesel’s head is rather shiny, with a cranial luminance of

Raja Kumari nominated for ‘Best Indian Act’ at MTV EMA 2022

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Lil Mama Tips performing live on stage of “Harman Fest Dimapur 2022”.

Harman Fest is underway at Nihatu Resort on October 13 and 14 which is aimed at introducing new product range of Harman and to train the people on the same. There are 4 bands performing from 5:30 pm onwards on both days to help people understand how different genre on music will sound on these systems. The event is free for all to attend.

ip-hop artiste Raja Kumari has been nominated for the fifth time for the ‘Best Indian Act’ at the MTV Europe Music Awards 2022, which is scheduled to be held on November 13.

She has been nominated for her song ‘Made In India’ for which she collaborated with Bollywood star Madhuri Dixit.

Talking about her experience and the year so far, she said: “It has been an incredible year and I am looking forward to the rest of it. The support and love that my fans have always shown me has left me speechless. I’m happiest when I see my fans dancing to my music.”

Reacting to the news of receiving the nomination, she said: “I am thrilled to receive this nomination for ‘Made in India’ at the prestigious MTV Europe Music Awards 2022. This song holds a special place in my heart, and I had a wonderful time working on it. This is a big moment for all of us and I wish luck to all the other talented nominees.”

563.65 candelas per square meter, which means his head reflects light with 70.46 per cent of the luminous intensity of a standard light bulb. The 55-year-old actor is also slightly taller than the average male, at 5-foot-9.

Prince William, who previously won the title two times in-a-row, dropped to No. 5 this year with a score of 6.13.

Some points that managed to keep him in the top five include his tall height at 6-foot-2, which puts him as the second tallest in the group. The study shows that 15.69 per cent of all tweets

regarding Prince William depict him as sexy.

The runner-up place went to actor Stanley Tucci, with a score of 6.33. Though “S.W.A.T.” actor Shemar Moore has a shinier head than Diesel with his head reflecting light at 71.85 per cent of a standard light bulb, he came in at number three slot.

Meanwhile, Diesel’s former ‘Fast & Furious co-star Dwayne Johnson only came in at No. 9. At 6-foot-4, the former wrestler-turned-actor is the tallest of the group and scored 3.62 out of 10.

(IANS)

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TESOPHENYU GROUP YOUTH ORGANIZATION FELICITATION The Union with immense pride extends our heartiest congratulations to Miss Hisole Magh, D/o Mr Kepenlo Magh on being crowned the first edition of Miss Tseminyu 2022, under the theme, "Beauty with Wit".

Public voting for all award categories The Union wishes her the is currently live on the MTV EMA’s website. The awards ceremony will be held in best for her future endeavours.

Dusseldorf, Germany on November 13, 2022.

(IANS)

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NAGALAND POST, DIMAPUR FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2022

Sports have unifying power, Women’s Asia Cup: India beat Thailand; enter final have no barriers: Abu Metha

KDVA to organise referee clinic DIMAPUR, OCT 13 (NPN): Kohima District Volleyball Association (KDVA) will be organizing a three-day volleyball referee clinic at IG Stadium Kohima from October 17 - 19.

Trainers including Baleshwar Singh and Romeo Singh, both international volleyball referees will be the resource persons during the clinic. Any interested candidate other than Kohima district can participate in the clinic by obtaining forwarding letter from their respective district volleyball association. Each district volleyball association can forward five candidates each for the same.

Interested candidates can download the application form through the link at https:// volleyballkoh.wixcite.com/ kdva and submit a print-out copy on or before October 15 at Sports World, Kohima, opposite Bank of Baroda.

Abu Metha speaking at the programme

goals. He also suggested the management to look into the probability of opening an official department of Sports Science which would be a first in the state.

In this regard, he assured that there would be support from the government of Nagaland and Nagaland Olympics Association to make the university a centre of sports in the state. He further encouraged all the participants to play in the spirit of sportsmanship.

The event was organised to foster a feeling of unity and sportsmanship among the student community. It aimed at

creating a healthy spirit of competition among higher educational institutions within Nagaland.

The sporting event has been planned for three days where sports such as football, basketball and volleyball will be played among the 16 colleges a n d u n ive r s i t i e s t h a t have registered for the competition.

The special invitee was retired medical officer and a well-wisher of SJU, Dr. John M ur r y. The masters of c eremonies for the three-day event were assistant professors, Betina, Atoholi and Pelesinuo, in

the department of English, Management and Zoology respectively.

The inaugural ceremony began with the SJU choir singing the National Anthem which was followed by a prayer offered by MMI campus manager, Fr. Sezhiyan; formal introduction about the St. Joseph University Tr o p hy b y a s s i s t a n t professor, de par tment of English, Betina Vashi; welcome address by registrar SJU, Dr. K Sethupathy, and keynote address was delivered by vice chancellor SJU, Dr. Gnanadurai.

The programme also witnessed cultural events such as cultural fusion (folk dance), a folk song promoting women empowerment and a mime

by MMI brothers about never giving up in life. It was followed by the vote of thanks delivered by dean of students’ affairs SJU, Charles Mhonthung Ezung. The anthem of St. Joseph University was sung by the SJU choir which was followed by the oath taking.

sweetly punched a backfoot drive through cover to make it third boundary in the third over. Shafali then took on Chanida Sutthiruang, by striking successive fours off her deliveries through midon. The opening partnership ended on 38 when Smriti hit a full toss straight to mid-on off Phannita Maya.

Shafali marched on to swipe through mid-wicket for four and smacked Thipatcha Putthawong for a huge six over long-on.

Shafali’s 28-ball knock ended when she was caught by a sharp silly mid-on off Sornnarin Tippoch in the tenth over. Jemimah Rodrigues and captain Harmanpreet Kaur joined forces to hit five boundaries in the next three overs before the former was beaten in flight and holed out to longon in the 14th over.

Harmanpreet hung around to hit back-to-back fours through the gap in off-side before holing out

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Team India celebrate during their match against Thailand.

to deep mid-wicket in the 18th over as Thailand made a good comeback in the last five overs, conceding 31 runs and taking three wickets, including of Richa Ghosh and Deepti Sharma, to keep India to 148/6.

Brief scores: India

148/6 in 20 overs (Shafali Verma 42, Harmanpreet Kaur 36; Sornnarin Tippoch 3-24) beat Thailand 74/9 i n 2 0 ove r s ( N a t t aya Boochatham 21, Naruemol Chaiwai 21; Deepti Sharma 3-7, Rajeshwari Gayakwad 2-10) by 74 runs

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We deeply regret our inability to thank each and every individual but your act of kindness will always be remembered. We pray that our Almighty God bless you abundantly.

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DIMAPUR, OCT 13 (NPN): Associate vice president of Athletics Federation of India (AFI), Abu Metha, who is also t h e s e c r e t a r y ge n e r a l of Nagaland Olympic Association (NOA) and the advisor to chief minister, said that sports have a unifying power to bring people together, adding that sports have no barriers and knows no differentiation.

He was speaking at the inaugural programme of first ever inter-college/ university annual sports event “St. Joseph Trophy” organised by St. Joseph University (SJU), Nagaland as the special guest on Thursday at the university campus. The event will culminate on October 15.

Expressing gratitude to the Catholic community for their innumerable service in all spheres of life, Metha emphasized how sports and games have changed in the present times and how sports now require professionalism and can be pursued as a vocation. He exhorted the students to aspire and to work hard towards their

S Y L H E T (BANGLADESH), OCT 13 (IANS): Shafali Verma made a quickfire 42 while Deepti Sharma bagged phenomenal figures of 3/7 as India defeated Thailand by 74 runs to enter the final of Women’s Asia Cup at the Sylhet International Cricket Stadium on Thursday.

After India posted 148/6 in their 20 overs on a sluggish pitch, their bowlers produced another stunning show to restrict Thailand to 74/9 in their 20 overs. India will now await the winner of the second semi-final between Pakistan and Sri Lanka, to be held later in the afternoon, to see who they come up against in the title clash on Saturday.

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Nagaland U-17 boys team lift Subroto Cup

KO H I M A / N E W DELHI, OCT 13 (NPN/ AGENCIES): The Subroto Cup Boys Under-17 crown came to Nagaland after 42 years as Pilgrim Higher Secondary School (PHSS), Dimapur beat Government Model Higher Secondary School (GMHSS), Chandigarh 1-0 at the Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar Stadium in New Delhi on Thursday.

After the game kicked off, the boys from Nagaland played the more enterprising football. Captain Bapen and Thanglenngam combined together well on the left flank where most of the attacks were created. Chandigarh had the best chance of the half when tournament top scorer Lemmet of GMHSS tested Nagaland goalkeeper Shotok, who saved well to keep the scores even.

The second half was an even affair with both teams not able to create any clear-cut opportunities taking the game to extra time. Nagaland however, looked the more compact and organized in attack throughout the game.

Setungchim scoring the winning goal through a header during the final match.

The goal came early in the first half of extra time, when off a Tongtinlen corner, Setungchim, who had scored a hat-trick in the semi-finals, rose highest to deflect a header past Rohit in the Chandigarh goal.

Nagaland team on their way to final beat Kejriwal High School, Bihar 3-1, Fountain Head School, Surat 16–0 and Banpother Bengenabari HSS, Assam 2–0 in the league matches to top the Pool G.

The team also bested St. Anthony’s High School, Meghalaya in quarters via penalty shootout 5-4.

In their semi-final match, they defeated CT Higher Secondary School Manipur, 3–1 to make it into the final round.

The 61st Subroto Cup edition began on September 6 where a total of 92 schools representing 25 States and Union Territories of India participated in the three (U14 Boys, U-17 Girls, U-17 Boys) categories including

a team from Bangladesh.

Earlier, speaking at the prize distribution, Air Chief Marshal V.R. Chaudhari said, “It was heartening to see two fine young teams battle it out so intensely for what is undoubtedly the premiere school football prize in the country. Today’s match once again reiterates that there is no dearth of talent in the country when it comes to football or any other sport.”

Olympic silver medalist wrestler and

Guest of Honour Ravi Dahiya also shared his thoughts and emotions saying, “Sport in itself is a great guru for kids.

It imbibes discipline and focus at a very young age.

These are values which go a long way in the making of a successful human being.”

“Therefore, I urge the young to take up one sport, any sport, in your life and pursue it. It will not only make you a fitter individual, but also a responsible citizen and a good human being. I congratulate all the winners of today and wish them a bright future ahead.”

Individual Awards Best Player - Lemmet Ta n g v a h , G M H S S, Chandigarh.

Best Goalkeeper - Shotok N i k h u y i , P M H S S, Nagaland.

Best Coach - Ankur K h a n n a , G M H S S, Chandigarh.

Best School - Pilgrim HSS, Dimapur, Nagaland Fair Play Trophy - 10+2 Zila School, Chabasia, Jharkhand.

NAGALAND POST, DIMAPUR FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2022

NSF: Head Hunters, Gaziphema win Correspondent

KO H I M A , O C T 1 3 (NPN): Head Hunters FC and Vafümai Gaziphema FC turned out to be the favorite teams on day 6 of the ongoing 22nd NSF Martyr’s Trophy played at IG Stadium, here on Thursday.

In the first match for the day, defending champions Head Hunters decimated Pfosemei 9-1.

Head Hunters’ Chingsha (10) was the star of the match scoring 4 goals in the 11th, 25th, 31st and 33rd minutes of the game earning himself a hat-trick in the process.

His teammate Samson (9) added 2 goals to the tally in the 43rd and 77th minutes.

While the remaining 3 goals were equally shared by Haotingmang (21), Khampei (8) and Thanglenhao (11) in the 21st, 72nd and 73rd minutes respectively.

The face saver goal for Pfosemei FC was scored by Sibo Ashuzhüo in the 76th minute. He also won the man of the match.

In the second match,

Head Hunters’ captain Haotingmang (sky blue) dribbling the ball past a Pfosemai player. (NP)

Va f ü m a i G a z i p h e m a FC defeated Khuzama Students’ Care Union (KSCU) 5-1 and progressed to the next round.

Gaziphema’s D Naile (3) initiated the score in the 2nd minute helping the team to lead the match early on. However, KSCU’s Zayiese (6) equalised the scoresheet in the 11th minute.

Later in the 45th m i nu t e, G a z i p h e m a ’s Ngachano (15) doubled the team score.

The third goal for Gaziphema was netted

by Dahru (9) in the 55th minute.

Towards the end of the game, Gaziphema’s substitutes Zusho (25) and Wetshokhro (8) each added a goal in the 73rd and 90th minute bringing the game to a disappointing end for KSCU. G a z i p h e m a ’s P M Rakevieche was awarded man of the match.

FRIDAY’S MATCHES New Market FC vs Go Live FC CBCK - 11:30 a.m.

Kelhoukevira FC vs Bucaneers FC - 1:30 p.m.

‘Catch Them Young’ tournament begins Hyderabad FC thrash Northeast United 3-0 in ISL

DIMAPUR, OCT 13 ( AG E N C I E S ) : T h e 1 4 inter-district “Catch Them Young” tournament 2022 got underway at Indra Gandhi Stadium, Kohima on October 13. The tournament was declared open by principal secretary to the chief minister and development commissioner, Government of Nagaland, A.S Bhatia, as the special guest. In the first boys’ Sepaktakraw match, Phek A.S Bhatia speaking at the inaugural programme. (DIPR) district defeated Noklak.

He also thanked the three international Addressing the gathering, Bhatia urged players Viseyie Koso, Akumtila, Vesevilü all the 16 districts’ young participants to Dozo, who shared their experiences during maintain the three required international this event after bringing laurels to the state. ethics in sports - discipline, hard work and President, Nagaland Sepaktakraw dedication. He said besides learning sports Association, Ruokuo Kire in his short from schools, the government also provides speech lauded the Youth Resource and facilities including coaches and puts more effort to identify young and talented kids Sports department for allowing Sepaktakraw to groom them to bring medals at the state, to develop from grass root level through the conduct of this Inter-district ‘Catch Them national and international levels.

He encouraged the players, who were Young’ tournament. He informed that selected from the respective districts that Sepaktakraw is 25 years old in Nagaland and they are the beginning of the journey for this constantly maintained the top 5 level in the Sepaktakraw sport. He added that sports National Ranking (Girls-3, Boys -5). “The teach a lot of life skills to them on how Nagaland Sepaktakraw team competed to perform in a team and understand the i n 4 4 r e g i o n a l strength and weaknesses in partnership. He a n d N a t i o n a l asserted that sports teach things that people C h a m p i o n s h i p s would never learn in books which would and achieved 74 take them a long way in life, and urged them medals for the state to be professional and avail the opportunity. at 25 years old in Bhatia said the sportspersons should accept N a g a l a n d ” , h e added. their wins and losses in equal strength.

GUWAHATI, OCT 13 (AGENCIES): Hyderabad FC secured their first win of the season after a dominant 3-0 victory over NorthEast United FC in the Indian Super League (ISL) at the Indira Gandhi Athletic Stadium in Guwahati.

Hyderabad FC dominated the game as Bartholomew O g b e c h e, H a l i c h a r a n Narzary and Borja Herrera got their names on the scoresheet. They finished the game with nine shots on target while NEUFC could only muster two.

In the 13th minute, there was a sign of what was to come for the Highlanders, when Mohamed Irshad brought Halicharan Narzary down on the left flank and had his name taken by the referee. From the resulting freekick, Mohammad Yasir whipped a beautiful ball into the box and Bartholomew Ogbeche simply side-footed the ball into the back of the

Players of NE United FC and Hyderabad FC vie for the ball during the ISL match. (PTI)

net to give Hyderabad FC an early lead over NE United.

Midway through the first half, Hyderabad FC broke on the counter with Yasir. The winger played an inch-perfect low pass to Narzary on the opposite flank. Narzary then played the ball into the path of

Javier Siverio before the Spaniard’s attempt was superbly saved by Arindam Bhattacharja at full stretch.

In the final minute of first-half stoppage time, NorthEast United came close to leveling the score.

Romain Philippoteaux’s cross from the right flank

was par ried by Nikhil Poojary and went straight to Jon Gaztanaga. Ogbeche stepped up to take the penalty but Bhattacharja went the correct way to deny the Nigerian, keeping the Highlanders in the game briefly.

Closing in on the

hour mark, the NorthEast United FC shot-stopper produced another great save.

Hitesh Sharma crossed the ball in from the left flank before Siverio’s goal-bound header was palmed away

by Bhattacharja. Minutes later, substitute Rochharzela found Matt Derbyshire with a cross, only for the striker to put it wide of the post.

In the 69th minute, yet another instance of sloppiness from NorthEast United FC resulted in a goal-scoring chance that was successfully taken.

Bhattacharja rolled the ball towards Bora, who was robbed of it by Narzary.

The 28-year-old kept his composure and slotted in Hyderabad FC’s 100th ISL goal. Four minutes later, Narzary combined well with substitute Borja Herrera on the left flank. Herrera scored Hyderabad FC’s third goal of the evening, just two minutes after coming on.

Indian Army’s motorcycle expedition arrives Dimapur

Lt Genl RC Tiwari flagging off the motorcycle expedition.

DIMAPUR, OCT 13 (NPN): The Army Service Corps (ASC) Tornadoes comprising one officer, two JCOs and sixteen other ranks led by Capt AS Grewal are undertaking a motorcycle expedition of North Eastern states to commemorate Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav and pay homage to martyrs.

Team Tornadoes embarked upon this adventure on October 1 from Tezpur and reached Dimapur on the day-12 of their expedition from Leimakhong, Manipur.

Enroute from Leimakhong to Rangapahar Military Station (Dimapur), Tornadoes paid homage to Captain Kenguruse, MVC at his native village Nerhema (Nagaland). An ASC officer, captain Kenguruse was attached with 2 Rajputana Rifles during Kargil operations.

Owing to his unf linching bravery during the operations, C a p t a i n Ke n g u r u s e w a s

awarded the Mahavir Chakra (Posthumously), the second highest award for an act of bravery in the face of enemy.

Neiselie and Dinuo Kenguruse, the parents of Captain Kenguruse, along with his brother Atoulie Kenguruse were present at the Kenguruse War Memorial during the wreath laying ceremony by the Tornadoes team.

After an overnight halt at Rangapahar on October 12, the team paid homage to martyrs at the War Memorial, Rangapahar Military Station and was flagged off on October 13 by Lt Genl RC Tiwari,AVSM, SM, for their onward journey to Jorhat and Dinjan.

The expedition is sponsored by Royal Enfield and will cover 2600 km to pay homage to the brave hearts who valiantly fought various wars and gave supreme sacrifice of their lives.

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