Kohima: The Angami Youth Organisation is demanding a high-level investigation following an IED blast on National Highway-2. The explosion occurred near Khuzama village on November 11, 2026. Nobody has claimed responsibility yet.
AYO president Petevito Nakhro and general secretary Vipu Zashumo issued a joint statement. They slammed the incident as a cowardly assault on peace and public safety. National highways are essential lifelines for students, patients, and the movement of goods in this region. This attack ignored human life to spark fear.
The group noted the specific timing and location of the blast. They believe the strike aimed to destabilize the region or serve hidden interests. "Targeting public spaces with explosives demonstrated disregard for human life and was a deliberate attempt to instil fear and disrupt normalcy among peaceful citizens," the statement read.
The organization wants better security along inter-state borders. They also asked for tighter tracking of people and vehicles crossing those lines. The AYO reminded citizens to report suspicious activity immediately. They remain committed to protecting their land and people against these threats to coexistence.
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