Kohima: The Rengma Hoho issued a public plea on August 2. They want people to stop using insulting language against fellow Nagas. The group says these toxic labels damage community unity and hurt feelings across the region.
The organization is watching digital platforms closely. They are "pained to observe" that media outlets and social sites frequently feature slurs. Users often label people from the other side of the fence with terms like duplicate Nagas and kutcha Nagas. These words are offensive. They break the spirit of brotherhood.
Identity is a shared right. The Rengma Hoho argued that the Naga label acts as an inherent intellectual property right for everyone. No single country, state, tribe, clan, or village owns it. People must stop belittling others to build universal brotherhood instead.
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