Sakhrie—the then-Minister for Public Health and Family Welfare, H. L. Singson—the then-Minister for Relief & Rehabilitation, Jail and Industries, Puse Zhotso—the then-Minister for Information & Public Relations, Tourism and Power, Nocklem Konyak—the then-minister for Printing & Stationery and Agriculture, Marchiba—the then-Minister for Fisheries and Public Health Engineering and Nokzenketba—the then-Minister for Soil Conservation and Art & Culture. Funeral Almost 50,000 Nagas attended the funeral service of Vikhozo Yhoshü and Kekuojalie Sachü at the Kohima Local Ground, which today is the venue of the Martyrs' Memorial Trophy. Legacy “On hearing about my brother being shot, our father decided to go to town with his gun but the villagers stopped him. That was one of the most depressing days — a day I cannot forget in my entire lifetime.” — Thinuohelie Sachü, the younger brother of Kekuojalie recalls (Quote: The Hindu, from 15 October 2015 interview). “I would dream about my son for nights. One day he appeared in my dream dressed in white and I ran towards him, trying to grab him. But then he disappeared. After that I never saw him in my dreams again. They not only shot my son but smashed all his fingers with rifle butts. My heart aches every time I think or talk of him. His scars always come fresh in front of me.” — Neibano Yhoshü, the mother of Vikhozo recalls (Quote: The Hindu, from 15 October 2015 interview). NSF Martyrs' Memorial Trophy In commemoration of the incident, the NSF Martyrs' Memorial Trophy is held annually. References 1986 in Nagaland History of Nagaland Nagaland Protests in Nagaland 1986 Killings by law enforcement officers Student politics in India 1986 crimes in India