2-Day March In Nagaland Against Controversial Law AFSPA
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The people were seen holding placards and banners againsy AFSPA and heard raising slogans seeking justice for the 14 victims.
Hundreds of Nagas began a two-day walkathon on Monday to cover a 70-km distance from Nagaland's commercial hub Dimapur to state capital Kohima demanding the repeal of Armed Forces (Special Power) Act, 1958 (AFSPA) and justice for the 14 civilians who were killed by security forces in Mon district in December.
The people were seen holding placards and banners againsy AFSPA and heard raising slogans seeking justice for the 14 victims.
The two-day walkathon was spearheaded by various Naga Civil Society Organisations after a massive social media campaign for it for the past few weeks.
As the march crosses several villages and small towns, more men and women are expected to join, the organisers said.
