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NSCN-IM refutes news report

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DIMAPUR, March 4: NSCN-IM has said today that “one media person Dil Bar Irshad had recklessly” written a news story on March 1, 2024, regarding an incident that had happened more than a decade ago.

The news was published under the heading ’Tense stand-off in Dimapur: NSCN-IM cadres and Assam Rifles faceoff near Patkai College’.

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Clarifying about the news, a statement of NSCN-IM said today, “No wonder this incident had happened more than one decade ago and for no reason this non-existing stand-off was made to go viral”.

The NSCN-IM statement then said that it is “highly unethical” for media persons to sensationalize news report that doesn’t exist at all. “NSCN holds no responsibility for such baseless news-viral,” it added. (NNN)

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