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Nagaland CM Neiphiu Rio led the people of Mon as they paid their last respects to the 14 civilians killed in army firing on Saturday and Sunday. 
The coffins of the deceased, lined one after the other, were covered with a white cloth with traditional Naga shawls and flowers laid on top with people of Mon gathered around them during the funeral service. 
The state govt has decided to observe December 4 and 5 as black day to mourn the dead. 
Also watch: Nagaland: wave of death in Mon after army's ambush killings trigger outrage, protests
The venue of the Hornbill Festival, the state's marquee cultural event, also wore a deserted look on Monday as the government cancelled the day's events in solidarity with the killing of civilians in Mon district.
At least 14 civilians and one soldier were killed in firing by security forces in a botched anti-insurgency operation and the retaliatory violence. 

Nagaland CM leads Mon as it pays last respects to civilians killed in Army firing

Nagaland CM Neiphiu Rio led the people of Mon as they paid their last respects to the 14 civilians killed in army firing on Saturday and Sunday. 

((shot&nbsp;of&nbsp;Rio laying wreath on the coffins))
VO: Nagaland&nbsp;CM&nbsp;Neiphiu Rio paying his respects to the 14 civilians killed in army firing
((shots of the coffin, people putting flowers and shawls))
VO: Covered with a white cloth and adorned with Naga&nbsp;shawls and flowers, the coffins lay next to each other as people of Mon gathered around to bid farewell to their own
((shots of Rio others observing silence))
VO:The state govt, which BJP is also a part of, has decided to observe December 4 and 5 as black day to mourn the dead.&nbsp;
VO: The venue of the&nbsp;Hornbill&nbsp;Festival, the state's marquee cultural event, also&nbsp;wore a deserted look on Monday as the government cancelled the day's events in solidarity with the killing of civilians in Mon district.
VO: At least 14 civilians and one soldier were killed in firing by security forces in a botched anti-insurgency operation and the retaliatory violence.&nbsp;

The state govt has decided to observe December 4 and 5 as black day to mourn the dead.&nbsp;

Nagaland CM Neiphiu Rio led the people of Mon as they paid their last respects to the 14 civilians killed in army firing on Saturday and Sunday.&nbsp;
The coffins of the deceased, lined one after the other, were covered with a white cloth with traditional Naga&nbsp;shawls and flowers laid on top with people of Mon gathered around them during the funeral service.&nbsp;
The state govt, which BJP is also a part of, has decided to observe December 4 and 5 as black day to mourn the dead.&nbsp;
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/nagaland-wave-of-death-in-mon-after-army-s-ambush-killings-trigger-outrage-protests-1638733972019">Nagaland: wave of death in Mon after army's ambush killings trigger outrage, protests</a>
The venue of the&nbsp;Hornbill&nbsp;Festival, the state's marquee cultural event, also&nbsp;wore a deserted look on Monday as the government cancelled the day's events in solidarity with the killing of civilians in Mon district.
At least 14 civilians and one soldier were killed in firing by security forces in a botched anti-insurgency operation and the retaliatory violence.&nbsp;

The killings of 14 civilians in army firing in Nagaland's Mon has led to renewed calls of repealing Armed Forces Special Powers Act from north-eastern states of India. 
Nagaland chief minister Neiphiu Rio, whose party is in alliance the BJP in the state, told media on Monday morning that he asked the Modi govt to repeal AFSPA from Nagaland. 
He later tweeted that Nagaland and the Naga people have always opposed AFSPA and it should be repealed. 
Meghalaya chief minister Conrad Sangma also made a strong appeal for the appeal of the act and wrote 'AFSPA should be repealed'. Sangma's party is also a BJP ally in the state. 
AFSPA provides the defence services and the central paramilitary forces special powers to conduct operations in 'disturbed areas', including arresting people without warrant and opening fire. It also gives them immunity against any prosecution for such actions. 

Chief ministers of north-eastern states lead renewed calls for AFSPA repeal

The killings of 14 civilians in army firing in Nagaland's Mon has led to renewed calls of repealing Armed Forces Special Powers Act from north-eastern states of India. 

AFSPA provides the defence services and the central paramilitary forces special powers to conduct operations in 'disturbed areas'.&nbsp;

The killings of 14 civilians in army firing in Nagaland's&nbsp;Mon has led to renewed calls of repealing&nbsp;Armed Forces Special Powers Act from north-eastern states of India.&nbsp;
Nagaland&nbsp;chief minister&nbsp;Neiphiu Rio, whose party is in alliance with the BJP&nbsp;in the state, told media on Monday morning that he asked the Modi govt to repeal AFSPA&nbsp;from Nagaland.&nbsp;
He later tweeted that&nbsp;Nagaland and the Naga people have always opposed&nbsp;AFSPA&nbsp;and it should be repealed.&nbsp;
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/van-didn-t-stop-even-after-army-orders-home-minister-on-civilian-killings-in-nagaland-1638784394283">'Van didn't stop even after Army orders': Home Minister on civilian killings in Nagaland</a>
Meghalaya&nbsp;chief minister Conrad Sangma&nbsp;also made a strong appeal for the withdrawal of the act and wrote 'AFSPA&nbsp;should be repealed'. Sangma's party is also a BJP&nbsp;ally in the state.&nbsp;
AFSPA provides the defence services and the central paramilitary forces special powers to conduct operations in 'disturbed areas', including arresting people without warrant and opening fire. It also gives them immunity against any prosecution for such actions.&nbsp;

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