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Imkongliba Ao

d. 1961

Former Chief Minister of the state of Nagaland in India

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About Imkongliba Ao

Imkongliba Ao (died 22 August 1961) was a Naga leader and a key figure in the movement for the statehood of Nagaland within the Republic of India and the resistance movement against Assamisation.

Career

Ao played a pivotal role in the resistance against the Assamisation of Naga Hills and the fight for the separation of Nagaland from the province of Assam. Prior to his rise to prominence, conflict between the NNC and government of India had led to mass insurgency and human rights violations. Through the formation of the Naga People's Convention, he resisted the economic suppression and militarization imposed by the Indian army, which included burning, grouping, and re-location of villages. The struggle and sacrifices of these pioneers granted the Nagas an identity and status. In 2021, Nagaland Governor R.N. Ravi paid tribute, acknowledging Ao's extraordinary courage, strategic foresight, and role in uniting the Naga family. The Governor emphasized the need to build a "Nagaland of Dr. Ao’s dream".

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Imkongliba Ao?

former Chief Minister of the state of Nagaland in India

When did Imkongliba Ao die?

Imkongliba Ao died on 22 August 1961.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Imkongliba Ao

· Wikidata: Q124301096

· DBpedia: Imkongliba Ao

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