nscn militants r causing havoc in northeast in arunachal assam and manipur extorting money, a big underground arms market, infighting between various naga factions lead to the poor naga citizens suffering. nobody in nagaland is fighting against afspa they are more interested in bargaining with india for greater nagaland not independence.... support irom sharmila from manipur who has been fasting for 11 years in a non violent struggle against afspa....
aha ha ha bloody christian missionaries creating more problem than support.... hypocrites..... please almost all north east states are affected by the rap and afspa india not just nagaland...... don't try to use christianity as a tool to uproot more indigenous cultures you have already destroyed the beautiful cultures in the americas..... situation in north east is much more complex than wat u just show..... and all the pictures in the video are also not from india let alone from naga land......
Is this supposed to be a propaganda video? Half the pictures aren't even from Nagaland, but from some other South East Asian country. Secondly, just like foreigners require special permits to visit Nagaland, Indians also need special permits called "Inner Line Permits" to visit certain states, including Nagaland. The permits are for your own safety, as there are multiple insurgencies raging in those states. ..............
Thirdly, your statement that the "Indian regime" is "oppressing" Nagas because they're "untouchables" is ridiculous, besides being patently false. More than 95% of Nagas are Christian, so no question of untouchability there. Even if they were Hindu and untouchables, the Indian constitution has outlawed discrimination based on the caste system since 1950, much before the civil rights movement gave blacks equal rights in the US..................
.......India has had "untouchable" Presidents, Deputy Prime Ministers, Chief Ministers (akin to Governers in the US), cricket players, philosophers etc. Yes, in some rural communities, violence against "untouchables" (the correct way to refer to them is 'Dalits', btw), still exists, but it is certainly not government mandated, but based on old social attitudes that will change as the country progresses.
However, "untouchables" and Nagaland have absolutely zero to do with each other.
at 3:34 and 3:42 picture is not from india.
nscn militants r causing havoc in northeast in arunachal assam and manipur extorting money, a big underground arms market, infighting between various naga factions lead to the poor naga citizens suffering. nobody in nagaland is fighting against afspa they are more interested in bargaining with india for greater nagaland not independence.... support irom sharmila from manipur who has been fasting for 11 years in a non violent struggle against afspa....
LDZZZZZ 8 months ago
aha ha ha bloody christian missionaries creating more problem than support.... hypocrites..... please almost all north east states are affected by the rap and afspa india not just nagaland...... don't try to use christianity as a tool to uproot more indigenous cultures you have already destroyed the beautiful cultures in the americas..... situation in north east is much more complex than wat u just show..... and all the pictures in the video are also not from india let alone from naga land......
LDZZZZZ 8 months ago
Is this supposed to be a propaganda video? Half the pictures aren't even from Nagaland, but from some other South East Asian country. Secondly, just like foreigners require special permits to visit Nagaland, Indians also need special permits called "Inner Line Permits" to visit certain states, including Nagaland. The permits are for your own safety, as there are multiple insurgencies raging in those states. ..............
gamercube 2 years ago
Thirdly, your statement that the "Indian regime" is "oppressing" Nagas because they're "untouchables" is ridiculous, besides being patently false. More than 95% of Nagas are Christian, so no question of untouchability there. Even if they were Hindu and untouchables, the Indian constitution has outlawed discrimination based on the caste system since 1950, much before the civil rights movement gave blacks equal rights in the US..................
gamercube 2 years ago
.......India has had "untouchable" Presidents, Deputy Prime Ministers, Chief Ministers (akin to Governers in the US), cricket players, philosophers etc. Yes, in some rural communities, violence against "untouchables" (the correct way to refer to them is 'Dalits', btw), still exists, but it is certainly not government mandated, but based on old social attitudes that will change as the country progresses.
However, "untouchables" and Nagaland have absolutely zero to do with each other.
gamercube 2 years ago
thx.......for the Add. keep it up.
It really did hv an impact on those Indian.
seyiehots 2 years ago
gr8......
stacy999ify 2 years ago
okie im confussed!!
tetrulz 2 years ago
Great message, excellent work on the video.
Perhaps you could set up our boy, he has a video on my page :)
RockRobster71 3 years ago
Well done! What an important message!
leiner2themax 3 years ago