NSCN-IM General Secretary Muivah this afternoon arrived at Viswema near Nagaland-Manipur border and road to his native village in Ukhrul. Escorted by members of various Naga civil society organization, Muivah left NSCN-IM headquarter camp Hebron in Dimapur at noon after a brief prayer and arrived at Kohima at 2:45 PM. He was accorded welcome at Kohima by-pass gate on National Highway-39 by the Members of the NGOs who also escorted him to Viswema. The Naga Hoho Leaders said Muivah would stay overnight at Viswema from where he would make a move towards his village Somdal tomorrow. Kohima Superintendent of Police, Z. Mero told AIR. Kohima that under the direction of the Ministry of Home Affairs, Nagaland Police was providing security to Muivah on the state sector of National Highway, while security forces were providing the environmental security. On the other hand, the Manipur Government stepped up security measures at Mao gate to thwart the entry of the Naga leader into the state fearing breach of communal harmony in Manipur. In a hurriedly convened press briefing at NSCN-IM headquarters last night, Muivah said he would go ahead with his planned visit to his native village and it was already agreed upon by the Centre. Muivah said he fail to understand as to why the Manipur Government objected to his visit when the Government of India Okayed the same. In a related development, armed miscreants yesterday set ablaze and damaged five goods-laden trucks bound for Manipur at Khuzama village yesterday. Police said the trucks were stranded for the past two days since Manipur police were not allowing vehicles to cross over following imposition of Section 144 Cr PC in bordering Senapati district to prevent Muivah from entering.<br/>