Corruption at lowest ebb in state — MLA

[caption id="attachment_226065" align="aligncenter" width="565"] Yimsemyong Students’ Union presenting a special song during the silver jubilee celebration on Jan. 4.[/caption] Our Correspondent Mokokchung, Jan. 4 (EMN): Alleging corruption in the state at its lowest ebb due to failure in the governance, NPF legislator Dr. Imtiwapang Aier has called upon the students to remain true to themselves and bring about positive changes. “If you want to bring changes to this world, you should strive hard to stay as you are now - true to your heart and soul to deliver a good example to the world,” Aier said while addressing the gathering at the silver jubilee celebration of Yimsemyong students’ union (YSU) held at Yimsemyong Baptist Church under Mokokchung district on January 4. Alleging failure of governance in state, Aier stated that corruption has percolated down to the grass-root level. [caption id="attachment_226064" align="alignright" width="320"] Legislator Dr. Imtiwapang Aier addressing the gathering on the occasion of silver jubilee celebration.[/caption] Aier asserted that the Nagas are in a state of ‘corrupt environment’ and people are becoming increasingly wary of corrupt leaders and now demanding for more accountability. He has attributed the prevailing situation to failure in governance. He asserted that if the present generation wants to bring about changes for a better tomorrow, they must not succumb to corruption but strive hard by setting good example. “If you want to bring changes to this world, you should strive hard to stay as you are now by being true to your heart and soul and set good example to the world,” he said. Saying that the older generations will fade away and be replaced by the younger generations, Aier advised the students to value their wisdom as they are priceless and cannot be purchased with money. Aier further called upon the younger generation to play an important role to bring about transformation in the society.