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 | | Instead, the Nagas have bore the brunt of military atrocities by the Burmese Army, where houses/villages were burnt down without rhyme or reason, women raped, Naga children taken away for indoctrination programmes, forced military labour, re-grouping, and forced adoption of Buddhist religion and Burman language. |
 | | The Nagas had expressed their resentment over British designs in confusing and clubbing the Nagas with the other imperial dominions, when, as early as in 1929, a representation was submitted to Her Royal Majesty, over the Simon Commission that vociferously seeks to equate Nagas with Indians over reform policies. |
 | | The Nagas have remained faithful to their dreams and hopes, inspite of the sufferings and emotional tactics employed by the Indian Military State, when, through the re-organization of States, the Naga homelands have been further divided into Indian States like Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Manipur, and present state ofNagaland. |
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