Kohima: A mass rally led by the Angami Public Organisation (APO), along with all tribal units in Kohima, is set to take place on April 9 in protest against the Indo-Myanmar border fencing and related issues.
The protest will be held at Old MLA Hostel Junction from 10 AM onwards, with participants expected to submit a representation to the Union Home Minister through the Governor of Nagaland following the demonstration.
In anticipation of the rally, the Kohima Police have issued traffic advisories and movement restrictions, which will come into effect from 8:00 AM on the day of the protest.
Authorities have informed that vehicles traveling downhill towards the High School and Secretariat areas will be diverted through TCP Gate, Hospital Junction, and Census Point. Vehicles heading uphill towards the Police Headquarters will be rerouted via Razhü Point and Naga Bazaar.
Staff buses traveling to the Secretariat and Directorate offices will be redirected through TCP Gate and T-Khel Model Road.
Additionally, the road stretch from TCP Gate to Y-Junction Phoolbari will be designated a no-parking zone for the duration of the event. The traffic regulations will remain in effect until the completion of the rally.
The Kohima Police have urged residents to cooperate with the arrangements and plan their travel accordingly.
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