We the Nagas, younger generation should never forget how our Forefathers were tortured, brutally killed, women were raped & houses were burnt down into ashes (tears & blood)...This is just one part of the story...there are many incidents happened in many places...& getting to know all these are so painful. Thank you Takeone Nagaland Team from my bottom of my heart for covering this...This is so genuine & the story must be told to everyone.Your work is highly appreciated.
well, not exactly "Forefathers" bcoz this happened in around 1994 only. i happened to be 7 yrs old at that time and i'm not that old. Anyways a very dark day for the MKG people.
27 dec is my birthday My dad went to buy me a gift for my birthday and all that nightmare happened but he survived. Today he is 81 and he still narrated how fortunate he was that day. From that day I stopped demanding gifts for my birthday till today.
On my way to work in the bus...my earbuds in, and I'm listening with all ears. Tears roll down.. How strong are they to even narrate the story. It occurred to me like a movie scene.. May God grant them peace.
As a 7 year old..on that very day our neighbour, an uncle father of 3 was burnt alive inside a godown. He was one of it among the 5 burnt down soul's. Still it lingers and afresh in my mind. So unfortunate day it was. By God's grace our family saved 🙏 Thank you for Sharing 'The black Day' of Mokokchung People
Thank u TakeOneNagaland for sharing our story... This is just a pinch of the inexplicable and unjustifiable atrocities committed on Nagas by the Indian Army but glad that the world knows now.. Wil never forget this day for sure... Forgiven or not is another thing... For the sake of the mother's and innocent souls raped and killed it is just impossible to take in what the Army did... May the souls gone find peace in our Lord...
I remember being under our bed for hours with two neighbourhood kids who couldn't go back home. Their mother had gone to the nearby jungle to fetch fire wood.. Stray bullets hitting our roof. Everyone praying! Thankyou takeone. The world must know. The world must never forget!
On this day.... I walked from Nagaland gate tsutapela to longpa village with my luggage because the blue hill bus from Guwahati was not allowed to go to Mokokchung...... What a black day it was for the people of Mokokchung.
Our family was also one among the victim of this fateful day. It was hard to forgive and move on, but today we have forgiven as Christ has taught us to forgive and that's the best thing we could do. A memory never to be forgotten but forgiven.
Whenever I hear about this incident, I get shivers down my spine and I feel an immense pain in my heart for all the people who faced the unimaginable pain and suffering. Even if we have so much anger, forgive and move on because Tsüngremi dang mangyangtsü!
Armies are at 100% wrong. The atrocities our fathers , brothers n sisters faced cn never be forgiven n forgotten bt our so-called freedom fighters are a lost cause now , I think all ta pains n sufferings our fathers n freedom fighters faced are all goin in vain , now everything is about comfort ,money n power. Rest in peace to all ta souls that perished for us.
The armies personnel in particular during war cares no civilians lives. I'm not a citizen of mkg but I'm living here for like 12 years and i feel that they r very cruel and feels so bad but they're bound by the rules and laws on how to act during certain situations
@San have your humanitarian heart' intact, So how about killing and torturing of innocent Man and rape of innocent women? We can't deny and rewrite the pass history!
@@nestergaming7119 AFSPA gave them the power. Not many can relate the atrocities committed by its own army on its citizens. Hope peace will prevail and government can understand the aspiration of the people.
My daddy said he went for a haircut that day. But since the salon was full of people, he went up towards the DC Hill in search of another more vacant salon for his haircut... And that is when the incident started and my daddy quickly returned home unharmed. I was still a lil' child back then and I don't remember that incident yet it sends a cold shiver down my spine everytime I hear this story.
It's sad how the Indian Armies treated us for fighting for our rights. During Emergencies, the Indian Armies separated the Men and Women just to kill the Men and raped our women. All the Nagas should read the poem called "Kelhoukevira" by Easterine Kire. It's a very touching poem. If u read the poem and don't boil your blood, u are not a Naga. Bye
I remember seeing black smoke rising that day from my village as a small boy…. Remaining was the horror stories i heard… thank you for documenting this.. May God heal the hearts of broken and our land. ❤
M not a naga but i can say openly this was so wrong so many innocent people getting hurt like this . Thanks for making this video the world should see it
@TakeOneNagaland Thank you so much for showing and reminding our generations the stories that have been almost forgotten! Keep uploading more stories,it needs to be heard and seen all over the world!
I remember praying for my parents from home, who were out at town. Was only 6. I think i won't die of cardiac arrest after that day. Hope many could relate. Ayatai 27th December.
On that day, i was in the village. Heard it later on when our family had returned to the town. I was a young boy at that time, but i knew about the disaster. It was very heartbreaking too.
These Stories should remind us,as indigenous people of this land, to keep ourselves reminded of where and how we came from. Not to spread hatred but to keep ourselves aware about what rights we have and how we deserve so much more
We Nagas are taken likely by the mighty Indians ,we suffered ,we cried ,we lost innocent souls and last we forgive bt we will never forget that dark day including the recent oting massacre .Where are we heading Nagas ,now who will be another victim only god Knows .Rest in eternal peace beloved souls ☮️🕊️🕊️🕊️
To be honest in my personal opinion, Ao Naga Tribes are the boldest people amongst our whole Naga Tribes. Ao are the real warriors amongst all the Naga Tribes. No doubt they are the most advanced tribe amongst the nagas tribes. Beautifully and emotionally captured documentary. Those were the days where our Naga freedom fighters were genuinely fighting for the real causes.
@@manofculture1578 please do some research b4 terming my comment as spreading tribalism. Every tribe of nagas has faced harassment and injustice from the Indian army but the most severe harassment was faced by our Ao tribes. The reason why I mentioned the most advanced tribes amongst our nagas is based on various reasons...to name a few ...the way they run their Churches under one umbrella in unity and the way they support each other etc etc.
No doubt about the contribution made by the Ao Nagas for the struggle for naga nationalism, indeed they are the most advanced and most refined among the Nagas. But when it comes to sacrifice and struggle for the cause of naga struggle, it was always others.
It gives me immense pain to hear the atrocities being inflicted by these INDIAN ARMIES. I was just a child when this had happened and I do remember a smidge of this incident narrated by my parents. My own Grandfather was a victim of these so called “Friends of the hill people” we was forcibly taken from his house on the suspicion that he was involved with the underground and was beaten up so badly however on the contrary my Grandpa didn’t even know how to pad a gun. Yes, it won’t be easy to forgive them of their actions but I believe God our Father in Heaven knows every bits of how and what they have done to our people. I forgive them not because I want to but my God wants me to do so. I just hope that peace prevails in our land once and for all in the name of Jesus.
I have truly faith and hope that this channel shall be an eye opener to tell all the stories of the past that has happened to our forefathers to the younger generation by covering all the stories across the state. In almost all the districts and most of the community among the Nagas has experienced such brutal incidents and has ample of stories to tell. Keep going please ❤
I remember to this day also i was infornt of the Classic bakery when the firing started with my Dad lucky we ran n rchd home safely bfr the situation become worst
Rise up Patriots. How long must you disappoint the righteous cause that many sacrificed their lives for. May God grant peace and blessings to our fellow Ao Martyrs and their loved ones.
On this day we were at this old man (journalist whose been interviewed in this video) sister's house, in Aongza ward for Sunday school annual feast. I was 12 and many young kids were there
I deeply mourn for the Naga people lost in that day, I deeply cried with my bottom of my heart. Since I am from ur neighbouring state which make me curious, pls reply me what was the cause of the big incident. I was born after 10 yrs and no one knows about that
I can understand what you guys might have gone through...i was also living there and was studying in EKG school now i think my school name has changed to town higher secondary school,it was very terrifying..there are many memories of that day on my mind...coz it our winter vacation holidays..
What a dark day, was n t centre of the action, my family was taken from home to t police point n while on t way I saw no 11 year old boy would ever dream to see, remembering that day it still haunts me....
Yup...we've sold our soul for money. Every atrocities committed by the Indians havebeen forgotten. We can see very clearly by how our society has degenerated.
I remember that day...me and my brothers out on a field playing when gunshots filled the entire town...a pre-planned attrocity meted by the Indian Army. I hope karma knocks on their doors!
...was trying to fix a frame and thinking or should I go to the shop first (located in the police point) that's when I heard the gunshots😶, something I'll never forget about the atrocities committed by the Rashtriya regiment😡
We just can't swallow the inhuman act and the horrifying moments. This is a good effort to keep the history alive. The young generation should be told and be informed! ❤
In the beginning my grandfather told me that Naga was living with a peaceful life until Indian army arrived in Nagaland when Indians were arrived in Nagaland the Army's was starting torture Nagas burning the houses raping the women's killing men's what kind of humanity is it india Naga was forced to build an army NSCN IM we was forced to do this inorder do bring peace in Nagaland like it was opposite British ruled India and India ruled Nagaland with a creepy way and we didn't did any wrong what was our fault? Huh any answer we are Nagas and we always be we are unique we never forget that moment that u used do treat us .. and this story will passed down to generation do generation 👍
I can't listen to this it just make me go emotional and at the same time I just feel like taking revenge. Even if we have forgiven it is not forgotten.
I live near by the army camp in Dimapur they use come to my rented home shop for their needs. they smile at me but i put my big eye open stair at them so bad at them without smiling back and just walks away. Thats makes me really satisfy down to earth.😂
Exactly,and all the town youths flock there to take pretty pictures for their insta stories. Talk about being clueless and insensitive to our people's history.
Naga's will remember the dark history, for many have chosen to forgive but none could forget the atrocities the Indian military have commited. It's enraging, blood boiling shameful act done to our brothers and sisters. May peace prevail may we have the heart to forgive but the scars too deep cannot be erased.
And yet this many young people who don't know any naga history keep saying , that he/she is a proud Indian ...I feel disgusting seeing all those comment
I remember me and my friends watching black smoke rising in mkg from my village wondering its causes, later in the evening I learnt about the tragic incident.
I was there too... 5years old, we went to mkg from kma for winter break at grandparents. Middle of the town, hiding inside a shop with mom dad n my elder sister.
That day was my cousins wedding day at longsa village, actually I was to go near that traffic point for the arranged bus for the public but i was bit late so i rush down to sewak gate to catch the bus, god save me.
By seeing this video I also remember the accident of 27th December in 1994 .There was heavy bombing , huge flamed and deep smoked Many our beloved mothers , our beloved fathers , our beloved brothers and sisters and children were Killed and tortured mercilessly, and also our buildings and cars were; burnt down into aahes ; I think We the people of Mokokchung must not forget it - must observe the *BLACK DAY*
Now it's a good time to ask . . . " Where is that 'AYATAI' monolith?" What was the true motive behind its removal ? The obvious response will be ' forgive & forget' as true Christians, but we can still have the Monolith ' least we forget' & try practicing 'forgiving' too ...
I was only 7 when this happened.My house was a kilometre or so away from the place of incident.To this day I don't know what was the actual reason for this to happen.Nobody would tell me why.I really want to know why it happened.can someone please explain.
There's no atrocities more cruelty than what Indian Army has acted upon the Nagas in Makokchung and in many other Nagas' towns and villages. The bitter memories, though one might not liked it anymore but, we can't forgot them. We the younger generations should not forget the pains and suffering, and the sacrifices our fathers and forefathers have beared for the Nagas. Let us not divide any longer, it's time we unite and fight together for justice and for our freedom. Kuknalim.
We the Nagas, younger generation should never forget how our Forefathers were tortured, brutally killed, women were raped & houses were burnt down into ashes (tears & blood)...This is just one part of the story...there are many incidents happened in many places...& getting to know all these are so painful.
Thank you Takeone Nagaland Team from my bottom of my heart for covering this...This is so genuine & the story must be told to everyone.Your work is highly appreciated.
It really pained me and touched my heart 💖reading ur comment. Yes.. How could we forget. 👋
You should cover our side..
Chakhesang
This is the reason why I never vote for congress.
well, not exactly "Forefathers" bcoz this happened in around 1994 only. i happened to be 7 yrs old at that time and i'm not that old. Anyways a very dark day for the MKG people.
Forget and forgive
27 dec is my birthday My dad went to buy me a gift for my birthday and all that nightmare happened but he survived. Today he is 81 and he still narrated how fortunate he was that day. From that day I stopped demanding gifts for my birthday till today.
My dad was also a victim. And he is still struggling with the injuries inflicted that day...indeed a day of horror.
Even the name 27th Dec gives me chills today after so many years.. No words to express what we went through
On my way to work in the bus...my earbuds in, and I'm listening with all ears. Tears roll down..
How strong are they to even narrate the story. It occurred to me like a movie scene.. May God grant them peace.
As a 7 year old..on that very day our neighbour, an uncle father of 3 was burnt alive inside a godown. He was one of it among the 5 burnt down soul's. Still it lingers and afresh in my mind. So unfortunate day it was. By God's grace our family saved 🙏 Thank you for Sharing 'The black Day' of Mokokchung People
Thank u TakeOneNagaland for sharing our story... This is just a pinch of the inexplicable and unjustifiable atrocities committed on Nagas by the Indian Army but glad that the world knows now.. Wil never forget this day for sure... Forgiven or not is another thing... For the sake of the mother's and innocent souls raped and killed it is just impossible to take in what the Army did... May the souls gone find peace in our Lord...
I remember being under our bed for hours with two neighbourhood kids who couldn't go back home. Their mother had gone to the nearby jungle to fetch fire wood.. Stray bullets hitting our roof. Everyone praying! Thankyou takeone. The world must know. The world must never forget!
Same here
Let the young generation not forget this for our elders have sacrificed a lot.
On this day.... I walked from Nagaland gate tsutapela to longpa village with my luggage because the blue hill bus from Guwahati was not allowed to go to Mokokchung...... What a black day it was for the people of Mokokchung.
Our family was also one among the victim of this fateful day. It was hard to forgive and move on, but today we have forgiven as Christ has taught us to forgive and that's the best thing we could do.
A memory never to be forgotten but forgiven.
Wish all the Christian's were more like u ❤️....
Thank you for documenting these stories.
I remember this event. My granny told me this story. I even wrote a poem bout it. "Voice of justice"
Whenever I hear about this incident, I get shivers down my spine and I feel an immense pain in my heart for all the people who faced the unimaginable pain and suffering. Even if we have so much anger, forgive and move on because Tsüngremi dang mangyangtsü!
Armies are at 100% wrong. The atrocities our fathers , brothers n sisters faced cn never be forgiven n forgotten bt our so-called freedom fighters are a lost cause now , I think all ta pains n sufferings our fathers n freedom fighters faced are all goin in vain , now everything is about comfort ,money n power. Rest in peace to all ta souls that perished for us.
Justice will prevail in this life or the next.
The armies personnel in particular during war cares no civilians lives. I'm not a citizen of mkg but I'm living here for like 12 years and i feel that they r very cruel and feels so bad but they're bound by the rules and laws on how to act during certain situations
@San have your humanitarian heart' intact, So how about killing and torturing of innocent Man and rape of innocent women? We can't deny and rewrite the pass history!
@@nestergaming7119 AFSPA gave them the power. Not many can relate the atrocities committed by its own army on its citizens. Hope peace will prevail and government can understand the aspiration of the people.
The world is plastice now... controlled and inslaved spiritually.
i was there on that day, i saw the army jawans firing indiscriminately at every directions, the sound of people crying still haunts me to this day.
We should not forgive but be ready for the next reactions
My daddy said he went for a haircut that day. But since the salon was full of people, he went up towards the DC Hill in search of another more vacant salon for his haircut... And that is when the incident started and my daddy quickly returned home unharmed. I was still a lil' child back then and I don't remember that incident yet it sends a cold shiver down my spine everytime I hear this story.
I use to tell people we need lot to discuss. But people are busy with Japan Korean American things. Thank you team
It's sad how the Indian Armies treated us for fighting for our rights. During Emergencies, the Indian Armies separated the Men and Women just to kill the Men and raped our women. All the Nagas should read the poem called "Kelhoukevira" by Easterine Kire. It's a very touching poem. If u read the poem and don't boil your blood, u are not a Naga. Bye
Thank you for letting the world know. The first step to awareness generation.
I remember seeing black smoke rising that day from my village as a small boy…. Remaining was the horror stories i heard… thank you for documenting this..
May God heal the hearts of broken and our land. ❤
My friend's dad was burnt inside the shop. He went to the shop to buy her baby napkins
😭Oh..I am so sorry to hear that. Let the lord keep your dad's soul rest in peace😢🙏
M not a naga but i can say openly this was so wrong so many innocent people getting hurt like this . Thanks for making this video the world should see it
😢😢 shivering with anger and tears , we will never know that something like that had happened. Thank you for the documentation 😢
@TakeOneNagaland Thank you so much for showing and reminding our generations the stories that have been almost forgotten! Keep uploading more stories,it needs to be heard and seen all over the world!
I remember praying for my parents from home, who were out at town. Was only 6. I think i won't die of cardiac arrest after that day. Hope many could relate. Ayatai 27th December.
On that day, i was in the village. Heard it later on when our family had returned to the town. I was a young boy at that time, but i knew about the disaster. It was very heartbreaking too.
My uncle was also a survivor of this day but even today he faces lots of problems due to the injuries of that day
This video should reach every corner of the world...
Very very happy Nagaland people were happy Thank you Sir
@@Mhonsali What? Happy? Happy for what.
" Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil: for thou art with me; thy rod and thy staff they comfort me."
Share as much we can.... Let the world see this video
literally cried listening this story of pain and servival ❤️❤️❤️😭😭😭😭😭
This generation must live in love. Thank you for documenting.
Whenever i smell rubber burning it reminds me of 27th Dec 1994
These Stories should remind us,as indigenous people of this land, to keep ourselves reminded of where and how we came from. Not to spread hatred but to keep ourselves aware about what rights we have and how we deserve so much more
We Nagas are taken likely by the mighty Indians ,we suffered ,we cried ,we lost innocent souls and last we forgive bt we will never forget that dark day including the recent oting massacre .Where are we heading Nagas ,now who will be another victim only god Knows .Rest in eternal peace beloved souls ☮️🕊️🕊️🕊️
Fear will lead you to death Brave will lead you to your destiny you wish for. So Be brave and strong my dear don't let yourself down😊🙏
Lol, stop calling these cheap people mighty. Using civilian as human shield is an act of weakness.
@@renbithungmurry851 😡😡😡
To be honest in my personal opinion, Ao Naga Tribes are the boldest people amongst our whole Naga Tribes. Ao are the real warriors amongst all the Naga Tribes. No doubt they are the most advanced tribe amongst the nagas tribes.
Beautifully and emotionally captured documentary.
Those were the days where our Naga freedom fighters were genuinely fighting for the real causes.
Don't try to spread tribalism..All tribes are Nagas,We stand As One..
@@manofculture1578 please do some research b4 terming my comment as spreading tribalism. Every tribe of nagas has faced harassment and injustice from the Indian army but the most severe harassment was faced by our Ao tribes.
The reason why I mentioned the most advanced tribes amongst our nagas is based on various reasons...to name a few ...the way they run their Churches under one umbrella in unity and the way they support each other etc etc.
@@PEPENTHEJUST1 Aos are real warriors but not the toughest among the Nagas. but they are most advanced.
No doubt about the contribution made by the Ao Nagas for the struggle for naga nationalism, indeed they are the most advanced and most refined among the Nagas. But when it comes to sacrifice and struggle for the cause of naga struggle, it was always others.
@@PEPENTHEJUST1 uhmm.. You're wrong. No hate against Ao's but Konyak Nagas were the most advanced tribes back then.
27th December, a day never to be forgotten 😌
This is so Emotional🥺
Documented very Well.
It gives me immense pain to hear the atrocities being inflicted by these INDIAN ARMIES. I was just a child when this had happened and I do remember a smidge of this incident narrated by my parents.
My own Grandfather was a victim of these so called “Friends of the hill people” we was forcibly taken from his house on the suspicion that he was involved with the underground and was beaten up so badly however on the contrary my Grandpa didn’t even know how to pad a gun.
Yes, it won’t be easy to forgive them of their actions but I believe God our Father in Heaven knows every bits of how and what they have done to our people.
I forgive them not because I want to but my God wants me to do so.
I just hope that peace prevails in our land once and for all in the name of Jesus.
I thank God, even my father survived that black day.
😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢let the story be told and be known to the younger generation 😢😢😢😢it was indeed so dark
You should share on your channel since you have a wider audience
Wow… this was worth watching! Good job
Atrocities of the Indian Army must be made known to the whole world.
Exactly,let the whole world know how coward they are .
😢Thank you for your initiative to bring remembrance to new generation
I have truly faith and hope that this channel shall be an eye opener to tell all the stories of the past that has happened to our forefathers to the younger generation by covering all the stories across the state.
In almost all the districts and most of the community among the Nagas has experienced such brutal incidents and has ample of stories to tell.
Keep going please ❤
Thank you for covering all these histories.
I remember to this day also i was infornt of the Classic bakery when the firing started with my Dad lucky we ran n rchd home safely bfr the situation become worst
No one will forget that day it's still like yesterday i was there on that day i was young boy of 20 yrs
I never forget the the pain of my grandfather suffered years and years before he die
5 years old remembering every details heads off
That day I was inside my house shivering and I was very young.
Thank you for the video
It's painful the story make my eyes in tears....thanks for sharing ur story 🙏🙏
Requesting @takeonenagaland to do interview on kejanglwa village too. Lest we forget✌️🍁
Thank you for sharing 😭i was born and brought up in mokokchung😭
Rise up Patriots. How long must you disappoint the righteous cause that many sacrificed their lives for. May God grant peace and blessings to our fellow Ao Martyrs and their loved ones.
That transition from 11:40 into 12:20 is so well thought of. Excellent all round!
Even after a long gap 27 Dec still linger in my mind and heart
Same here
It's good to know that these incidents are being documented.... Much needed for posterity...
On this day we were at this old man (journalist whose been interviewed in this video) sister's house, in Aongza ward for Sunday school annual feast. I was 12 and many young kids were there
I deeply mourn for the Naga people lost in that day, I deeply cried with my bottom of my heart. Since I am from ur neighbouring state which make me curious, pls reply me what was the cause of the big incident. I was born after 10 yrs and no one knows about that
This is painful. Really sorry for that.
This is so heartbreaking 😭
I can understand what you guys might have gone through...i was also living there and was studying in EKG school now i think my school name has changed to town higher secondary school,it was very terrifying..there are many memories of that day on my mind...coz it our winter vacation holidays..
What a dark day, was n t centre of the action, my family was taken from home to t police point n while on t way I saw no 11 year old boy would ever dream to see, remembering that day it still haunts me....
After all this we have faced...are we surrendering to them for money???
Yup...we've sold our soul for money. Every atrocities committed by the Indians havebeen forgotten. We can see very clearly by how our society has degenerated.
Hell No! Never will infact NEVER...
True
Oh yes we have already.... Ask me how.... Look at the election time.... We have become so greed for money
@@noreyhoreynoreyas if.... We have already
So heart touching 💔how I wish we HV movie on this
What is the actual story behind on 27 dec?
I remember that day...me and my brothers out on a field playing when gunshots filled the entire town...a pre-planned attrocity meted by the Indian Army. I hope karma knocks on their doors!
...was trying to fix a frame and thinking or should I go to the shop first (located in the police point) that's when I heard the gunshots😶, something I'll never forget about the atrocities committed by the Rashtriya regiment😡
Thanks for take one Nagaland for narrating what happens in that faithful day to our present generation.
I hope those army personnels are also watching this ..karma will face by them
Good luck for next day, i support you Nagas I'm from Meghalaya
Thanks bro🙏😞
We just can't swallow the inhuman act and the horrifying moments. This is a good effort to keep the history alive. The young generation should be told and be informed! ❤
I am also one amongst the eye witness & survival. I was very young but i still have some fresh memories of that day 😢😢😢😢
In the beginning my grandfather told me that Naga was living with a peaceful life until Indian army arrived in Nagaland when Indians were arrived in Nagaland the Army's was starting torture Nagas burning the houses raping the women's killing men's what kind of humanity is it india Naga was forced to build an army NSCN IM we was forced to do this inorder do bring peace in Nagaland like it was opposite British ruled India and India ruled Nagaland with a creepy way and we didn't did any wrong what was our fault? Huh any answer we are Nagas and we always be we are unique we never forget that moment that u used do treat us .. and this story will passed down to generation do generation 👍
I can't listen to this it just make me go emotional and at the same time I just feel like taking revenge. Even if we have forgiven it is not forgotten.
I live near by the army camp in Dimapur they use come to my rented home shop for their needs. they smile at me but i put my big eye open stair at them so bad at them without smiling back and just walks away. Thats makes me really satisfy down to earth.😂
And now the armies have constructed a monument on naga soil and what are we doing about it?
Exactly,and all the town youths flock there to take pretty pictures for their insta stories. Talk about being clueless and insensitive to our people's history.
Even if we were not there that day.. we must never forget
Thanks for your documentary video. Very sorry for my brothers and sisters dead and alive.
Naga's will remember the dark history, for many have chosen to forgive but none could forget the atrocities the Indian military have commited. It's enraging, blood boiling shameful act done to our brothers and sisters. May peace prevail may we have the heart to forgive but the scars too deep cannot be erased.
And yet this many young people who don't know any naga history keep saying , that he/she is a proud Indian ...I feel disgusting seeing all those comment
Hosa ase, one day in God's timing Nagas will know who they are .
I remember me and my friends watching black smoke rising in mkg from my village wondering its causes, later in the evening I learnt about the tragic incident.
Well appreciated for documentation and the video graphics really good 👍🏻 can't watch this though 😢 😞
I was there too... 5years old, we went to mkg from kma for winter break at grandparents. Middle of the town, hiding inside a shop with mom dad n my elder sister.
I remember my grandmother and my mom telling us this incident
Eba anogo bilema arura Kanga dang jashia bilemer, tanua iba situation ama aru nung tang linuk tenzuker ta over asukema bower amshia senzurtemya ajak jenmatoker rishekangshi teimtem ajak asen nuborisa abentsu,kiche Yong barnoke atsuker injang ishika kaloktsurbo barnokbo Jena oatoktsu,
That girl only 5 years during that incident knows and remember everything ..little weird
Have u never heard of trauma? Dumb comment.
If something this brutal this violent this haunting happened in front of my eyes .I'm sure I'll surely remember it
That time, I was in 2nd standard..... I still do recall the sound of the bullets
Though it's painful we must open up,we must speak up...India must listen.Time has come...🙏🏻
Hell yea brother you are right. Time to shut their freakin mouth up and listen to yea👏👏👏💪👍
That day was my cousins wedding day at longsa village, actually I was to go near that traffic point for the arranged bus for the public but i was bit late so i rush down to sewak gate to catch the bus, god save me.
Damnn i remember this incident.....i was 8 years old😭😭😭😭😭
By seeing this video I also remember the accident of 27th December in 1994 .There was heavy bombing , huge flamed and deep smoked Many our beloved mothers , our beloved fathers , our beloved brothers and sisters and children were Killed and tortured mercilessly, and also our buildings and cars were; burnt down into aahes ; I think We the people of Mokokchung must not forget it - must observe the *BLACK DAY*
Now it's a good time to ask . . .
" Where is that 'AYATAI' monolith?"
What was the true motive behind its removal ?
The obvious response will be
' forgive & forget' as true Christians,
but
we can still have the Monolith ' least we forget'
&
try practicing 'forgiving' too ...
Very important to tell these stories.
Glad this documentary was made to remember the sad episode of our nation! God bless the souls!
If you reading this , Vv I miss you ..Hope in life we meet again ..hope you are doing well ..Vv
I was only 7 when this happened.My house was a kilometre or so away from the place of incident.To this day I don't know what was the actual reason for this to happen.Nobody would tell me why.I really want to know why it happened.can someone please explain.
There's no atrocities more cruelty than what Indian Army has acted upon the Nagas in Makokchung and in many other Nagas' towns and villages.
The bitter memories, though one might not liked it anymore but, we can't forgot them.
We the younger generations should not forget the pains and suffering, and the sacrifices our fathers and forefathers have beared for the Nagas.
Let us not divide any longer, it's time we unite and fight together for justice and for our freedom.
Kuknalim.