1986 Killing of Kekuojalie Sachü and Vikhozo Yhoshü

The 1986 killing of Kekuojalie Sach\u00fc and Vikhozo Yhosh\u00fc, two prominent figures in the Naga political landscape, occurred on June 22, 1986, in the Nagaland region of India. Their deaths were emblematic of the ongoing ethnic and political strife affecting the Naga people, who have sought greater autonomy and recognition for decades. The incident sparked widespread protests and highlighted the tensions between Naga insurgent groups and Indian security forces. Following the killings, various organizations condemned the violence, and the event remains a significant point of contention in the historical narrative of Naga nationalism. The legacies of Sach\u00fc and Yhosh\u00fc continue to influence contemporary discussions surrounding peace and reconciliation in the region.