Nagaland Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio has welcomed the safe and humane release of the 14 Kuki hostages by the United Naga Council (UNC) and Naga civil society organisations. He said the release followed appeals by church bodies led by the Baptist World Alliance and efforts by Naga civil society groups. Rio described the gesture as a reflection of compassion, human dignity, and Christian values. He expressed hope that the development would help restore trust and promote lasting peace in Manipur. He also appealed for the safe release of the six missing Naga hostages through humanitarian means.
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