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January 4, 2002
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42 militants surrender in Nagaland village

Forty-two militants from different Naga outfits on Friday laid down arms after accepting the Centre's rehabilitation package at a ceremony in Kigwema village near Kohima in Nagaland.

The surrendered militants laid down arms before Governor O P Sharma and accepted cash incentives.

"We are disillusioned with the life in jungles," the surrendered ultras said after laying down arms.

Ten other activists, who were already undergoing vocational training under the same rehabilitation package, also took part in the ceremony.

The surrendered militants deposited arms of different calibre, including LMGs and AK series assault rifles.

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