Kohima: Britain’s ‘forgotten’ battle that modified the course of WWII

The ethnic Nagas, who aided the British and suffered large casualties, additionally continued to undergo. They had hoped that the British would recognise them as a separate Naga nation throughout the handover of energy, and never as a part of India. But they had been “sorely disappointed”, stated historian Charles Chasie, and plenty of blamed them for the hundreds of Nagas who had been killed in subsequent conflicts with the Indian authorities and armed forces.