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Watch: Why NSCN leader Th Muivah told his parents to 'forget him'

Ukhrul: Ever since the Framework Agreement was signed in 2015, there has not been much forward movement in the Indo-Naga peace talks. Both parties insist that certain demands are non-negotiable and despite encouraging signs, the talks remain stalled for now. But one village in Manipur's Ukhrul district has its eyes firmly set on the next few days and for good reason. Somdal village may look like a regular Naga village but it has its name etched in history: it is the village of Thuingaleng Muivah, who has spearheaded the Naga movement for decades now, but has not returned to his village for over 6 decades. Th Muivah is dearly addressed as ‘Avakharar’ by the Tangkhuls. In the Tangkhul dialect, the eldest in the family is addressed as Avakharar. Recalling his childhood days spent in the village, Asui Muivah, 81, the younger brother of Muivah, told EastMojothat all the four brothers and one sister grew up together closely like any other normal family at Tangrei (locality) in the village. “Most of the time, my brothers, including Th Muivah, went away from home for studies. But I clearly remembered us going together to the paddy field and doing the work each time they came home for vacation,” Asui told EastMojo. Somdal, a Christian village, was originally called ‘Shongran’ and is said to be one of the oldest villages of the Tangkhul community. In 1971, when Muivah came home after joining the Naga movement, he bid farewell to his parents and family. Asui vividly recalls the day: “We had our Church dedication celebration that day and my elder brother Th Muivah told my parents to forget about him because he wouldn’t be there when they died and that they would not see his last day on earth too,” said Asui, is the youngest among the five siblings in the family. Asui is blessed with four sons and four daughters. #EastMojo #EastStory #northeastindia #northeast #nagaland #manipur #ukhrul #peacetalks ***** Subscribe:    / @eastmojoofficial   ***** Visit our website: https://www.eastmojo.com/ Facebook:   / eastmojo   Twitter:   / eastmojo   Instagram:   / east.mojo   *****

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