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The Naga National Council (NNC)/ Federal Government of Nagaland (FGN) today celebrated the 75th anniversary of “Nagaland Independence Declaration” at Chedema village in Kohima district on August 14. Addressing the celebration, FGN Kedahge Gen. (Retd) Viyalie Metha extended greetings to all the Nagas, far and near. “Today, we are able to celebrate a great achievement, made possible through God's blessing and protection,” he said. We owe our existence today and beyond to the Almighty God and the patriotic Naga men and women who had given their all for us to live as a nation among nations, he said. “Be proud that Nagas had done and achieved all that is proper and legally right,” he said. Stating that from time immemorial Nagas lived freely in their villages without any foreign control, he said “When the British intruded into parts of our country we allowed them to stay in our land without entering into any legal and written agreement. On the eve of the British departure several goodwill diplomatic missions went to meet the leaders of the emerging nation of India. One such important mission took place on July 19, 1947. A Naga delegation consisting of Naga National Council (NNC) leaders met the undisputed father figure leader Mahatma Gandhi and informed him of the Naga intention to formally declare Naga Independence on 15th August, 1947.” “To which Gandhi asked and encouraged the Naga delegation, "Why wait for August 15? Why not declare it today? Remember, that was on July 19, 1947. Such good nature and understanding, and goodwill from Mahatma Gandhi. Thus nobody stopped us and has no right to stop Nagaland Independence. That was how Nagaland Independence was declared by the Naga National Council on 14th August, 1947 in Kohima,” he said. “Nagas of my generation have stood against all the odds the enemy unleashed on the Nagas in this past 75 years. And I am proud to claim that Nagas have done well in giving our all to the Naga rightful cause in our own rustic way. Come what may, we are ready to face any eventuality in the years to come,” the Kedahge said. Stating that the youth of the present generation are much better equipped in many respects; educationally, intellectually, technologically and financially, Gen (Retd) Metha challenged them to come forward to shoulder the national responsibility and make “Nagaland of our dream.” Meanwhile, NNC president Adinno Phizo released the souvenir of the platinum jubilee of “Nagaland Independence Declaration” (1947- 2022) at the celebration. In the souvenir, Phizo saluted the past national leaders and workers who served and sacrificed so much for the Naga nation in various ways. “I believe that this celebration of the 75 Anniversary of Nagaland Independence Declaration will bring the Nagas closer to love our country that God has given to us,” she penned in the souvenir. She also requested each and every Naga to dedicate themselves to shoulder the national burden and responsibility “so that, our Nation will continue to grow from strength to strength and ensure a happy and secure life.” Earlier, the celebration was chaired by Shevohü Keyho, Convenor, Organising Committee. Other highlights of the celebration included blowing of trumpet by Shekhopa Venuh, unfurling of national flag by Gen. (Retd.) Viyalie Metha, special song by Khedi Baptist Church Kohima Village, presentation of awards, patriotic songs by 'Bayie Kro-u', Rüsoma village and 'Tetseo Sisters' and cultural dances from Pfosemei village, Rüzazhomi cultural organization, Tesophenyu village and Khiamniungan cultural club, Kohima. Vote of thanks was proposed by FGN tatar hoho speaker Lhouvitsü Kesiezie.