Kohima: The Eastern Nagaland Peoples’ Union withdrew a controversial social media circular this week. The group acted after the September 18 notice caused public alarm. ENPUM President Y Among Yim and General Secretary Nohochem Sangtam confirmed the withdrawal in a press release dated September 21.
The trouble started with a document titled Public warning notice: Regarding Objectionable/Manipulated Content on Social Media. That paper sparked widespread concern. Officials from Ao Senden stepped in to address the tension. They held a joint meeting at Aor Kilem on September 23.
ENPUM leaders attended the session to consult with the organization. They admitted the mistake. "In a spirit of understanding, unity and reconciliation, concluded the matter in good faith and resolved to move forward together as brothers, following the good example and legacy of their forefathers," the union stated.
The union called the original misunderstanding unintended and unfortunate. They urged the public to stop discussing the issue. The group now asks citizens to maintain peace and harmony for the general welfare of the community.
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