Naga frontal bodies demand early solution to Indo-Naga peace talks

S Milan, publicity secretary of UNC said, “the meeting was very fruitful as all Nagas from different areas of the region came together. After clearing all misunderstanding between ourselves we reaffirmed to stand united until the political aspiration of the Nagas is achieved.”

The gathering, which was held after a deliberate discussion on the development of the ongoing Indo-Naga peace talks, declared it will not compromise the inherent rights of the Naga under any circumstances.

The declaration also cautioned Naga elected representatives, political leaders, Naga groups to not attend any event that will sabotage the Indo-Naga peace process. It further said that those who defy the Naga political principle and its position would be branded as anti-national and their entry shall be banned in Naga territory.

The meeting was also attended by representatives of All Naga Students’ Association Manipur, Naga Women Union, Naga People’s Movement for Human Rights, Naga People’s Organisation, CNPO, tribe presidents, representatives of district apex organisations, political leaders.

The Naga frontal groups also observed a minute silence in honour of former Prime Minister of India Atal Bihari Bajpayee. According to S Milan, the meeting honoured late Atal Biharai Vajpayee as the unique history of Nagas was recognised during his time.