Nagaland: Naga Political Issue deserve response form centre
Naga Political Issue
Dimapur: Naga Political Issue , Mizoram Sports Minister Robert Romavia Royte has said that the efforts made by the Nagaland government led by Chief Minister Nephew Reo and other organizations to find a permanent solution to the Naga issue deserve a reciprocal response from the Centre. .
Addressing the inaugural meeting of the All Naga College Students Union (ANCSU) in Dimapur, Nagaland, Royte praised the early political consciousness of the Nagas and said that the separate tribal group had its political movement during the British rule. Began with a memorandum to the Simon Commission. A desire for freedom, said the man locked up to the minister.
He said that Naga independence was announced a day before India’s independence.
He said that the early political consciousness of the Naga people showed its progress in the field.
Citing the example of Mizoram, Roite also emphasized the numerous benefits of peace in the state.
Mizoram was one of the most dangerous and troubled states during the independence movement of the Mizo National Front (MNF). However, after the signing of the Mizo Accord in 1986, Mizoram became the most peaceful state in the country,” said Roite.
Notably, the Government of India is negotiating with both the NSCN-IM and the NNPGs separately.
While the talks with the NSCN-IM have been going on since 1997, the NNPGs and the Government of India have been in talks since 2017.
The Government of India signed a “Framework Agreement” with NSCN-IM on 3 August 2015 and a “Consensus Position” with NNPGs on 17 November 2017.
Meanwhile, a separate flag and constitution remain the bone of contention between the NSCN-IM and the Government of India (GoI) over reaching a solution to the Naga political issue.
