Ahead of the State-sponsored consultative meet on Naga political issue, the Working Committee of Naga National Political Groups (WC NNPGs) has asked the Government to leave the peace talks to the Centre and the negotiators.
The Nagaland Government has called all the apex tribal bodies, civil society organisations, women and student organisations, political parties and all the 60 legislators for a consultative meet to deliberate on the crucial Naga political issue at the Chief Minister’s residential office in Kohima on March.
The WC NNPGs appreciated the State Government for taking the views of Nagaland tribes, civil societies and non-Naga indigenous communities on issues of importance. Broad exchange of views on matters such as the urban local body (ULB) elections, Armed Forces Special Power’s Act (AFSPA), Nagaland Liquor Total Prohibition (NLTP) Act, which are also slated to discussed at the meeting are very important, it said in a statement issued on March 8 night.
