NSCN (K) suspends cadre for six months over disciplinary violation, also claims raid on illegal fake call centre in Dimapur.
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DIMAPUR — The NSCN/GPRN (Khango-Vusshe) on Wednesday announced the suspension of one of its cadres for six months from active service for violating organisational discipline.
In a press statement, the outfit declared that ‘Capt.’ Amento Sema, also known as Max Naga, of the UT-1 Region, was suspended for carrying out an unwarranted execution of a government directive on his own accord, in contravention of organisational norms.
The group stated that the disciplinary action was taken in the larger interest of the Nagas and to uphold the understanding reached with the Angami Youth Organisation (AYO) on August 20.
It expressed belief that the suspension will reinforce internal accountability within the organisation and reflect its commitment to honouring the agreement with AYO.
The group further expressed hope that the move would help restore cordial relations between the two entities and contribute towards strengthening the common political cause of Nagas.
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Claims raid on fake call centre
In a separate statement, the group claimed responsibility for a raid conducted by its Crime Monitoring Cell at Aoyimkum village in Dimapur on the night of December 15, during which six individuals were allegedly apprehended in connection with an illegal BPO/fake call centre operation.
It stated that the raid was carried out based on specific inputs that organised crime syndicates were operating a fake call centre from the area.
According to the group, substantial proof and evidence of illegal activities were seized during the operation.
It claimed that during interrogation, the accused persons admitted to operating the fake call centre since June 2025, targeting vulnerable individuals by inducing them to disclose bank account details and allegedly siphoning off money from unsuspecting victims.
The group further stated that all six individuals were later released unharmed on the initiative of a civil society organisation, without any conditions, as a goodwill gesture in view of the festive season.
Stating that it considers itself duty-bound to act against criminal activities, the NSCN (K) warned individuals or groups operating fake call centres to immediately cease such activities, asserting that it would take firm action against those involved in exploiting civilians.
The statement also appealed to village authorities to strictly monitor and check illegal activities within their jurisdictions and urged state and central law enforcement agencies to intensify efforts to curb the proliferation of fake call centres.