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Tangkhul Churches on September 24 fasted and prayed for Naga unity and for peaceful settlement of the Naga political issue. Briefing the media, Remember Rimai, convener of Tangkhul Community Inter-Denomination Churches leaders and a pastor of Union Baptist Church in Ukhrul town, highlighted the main objectives of holding the fasting prayer program across Tangkhul villages. The day is dedicated as “Tangkhul global one day, fasting prayer day” under the banner “Oneness in Christ with Trust,” he added. Rimai said that all the Tangkhul Christians took part in the fasting prayer program at their respective Churches to show support to the collective leadership of NSCN (IM) led by Muivah.
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