Nagaland Chief Minister: Need for early resolution of Naga political issue

Published on

Real journalism holds the hills accountable.

Since 2020, Ukhrul Times has reported without fear or favour. Support us to keep going.

Contribute Now

UT News Service | DIMAPUR, AUG 16: Addressing the Independence Day celebration at Secretariat Plaza in Kohima on August 15, Nagaland Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio stressed the need for the early settlement of the Naga political issue.

He said that 23 years of ceasefire and political dialogue are more than enough time to reach a logical conclusion.

The Chief Minister then mentioned the State Government’s role in the ongoing political dialogue saying that it has been making all possible efforts for a solution.

According to Neiphiu Rio, the Nagaland state government had held consultations with various mass based organizations, church leaders and many more stakeholders in this regard. Rio also said that all the legislators in the state irrespective of political parties and ideologies have come together in the “greater interest of peace and political solution”.

Rio then said, “Nagas have longed for genuine peace for decades and there is a deep desire for an honourable and acceptable solution that will pave the way for all round progress and development”.

The Nagaland Chief Minister then made a fervent appeal to everyone “to continue making their honest contribution for lasting peace and to resolve the issue without further delay”.

NNN

Also Read: R N Ravi’s Independence day speech to Nagaland

Latest articles

DHBCF Chandel Holds Prayer Programme for Peace, Justice in Manipur

UKHRUL: The District Headquarters Baptist Churches Fellowship (DHBCF), Chandel, on Saturday organised a special...

6 Naga Killings: Naga Women’s Union Places Key Demands on NIA

UKHRUL: The Naga Women’s Union has written to the Director General, National Investigation Agency...

New Chief of Hnatham Village Takes Oath

CHANDEL: Ps. Nungjoy on Friday took oath as the new chief of Hnatham Village...

Tripura: CPI(M) Rejects TIPRA Motha ADC Victory, Alleges Poll Rigging and Polarization by Ruling Alliance

AGARTALA: The opposition CPI(M) on Friday rejected TIPRA Motha Party's second straight TTAADC General...

Advertisement

spot_img

More like this

Environmental Awareness Campaign Held in Yeasom, Calls for Conservation of Flora, Fauna

UKHRUL: A comprehensive environmental awareness campaign was held today in Yeasom village, Kamjong district,...

NMA Seeks Governor’s Intervention in Violence Against Women, Unresolved Cases

KOHIMA: A delegation of the Naga Mothers’ Association (NMA), led by President Vilanuo Angela...

Nagaland’s Keren Sumi Featured in Forbes India Women Power Edition for Advancing Inclusive Education

UKHRUL: In a moment of pride for Nagaland, educator and inclusion advocate Keren Sumi...