: Naga panel lauds NNPG, Rio-led regime inches ahead towards solution #IndiaNEWS #National,Politics,Top Story By Nirendra DevNew Delhi/Kohima, July 16 (IANS) The Nagaland government headed by Chief

Naga panel lauds NNPG, Rio-led regime inches ahead towards solution #IndiaNEWS #National ,Politics,Top Story
By Nirendra DevNew Delhi/Kohima, July 16 (IANS) The Nagaland government headed by Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio on Saturday inched ahead making a concrete attempt to materialise or finalise a solution for final peace pact.
The state legislators also reiterated their stance to step aside and pave the way for an early solution.
The Parliamentary Committee headed by the Chief Minister and which also has deputy Chief Minister Y. Patton, BJPs floor leader, for the first time placed on record their appreciation for positive initiatives taken by the umbrella organisation NNPG.
The Parliamentary Committee welcomes the positive initiatives being taken by the Government of India and the Working Committees of the NNPG in regard to the on-going peace dialogue between the Govt of India and the Naga national political groups. The Committee also appreciates and welcomes the efforts made by the Naga political groups in taking the talks forward, a statement said at the end of the meeting in Kohima.
The panel threw the ball into the court of the Government of India specifically urging Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah to invite NSCN-IM bring about a final solution that is honourable, acceptable and inclusive.
It appealed to the negotiating parties (that is the centre, NNPG and NSCN-IM) to refer to the competencies as reflected in the Framework Agreement of 3rd August 2015 signed between the Government of India and the NSCN-IM.
Since the talks have been concluded officially on 31st October 2019, the Honble Prime Minister and the Honble Union Home Minister are urged upon to invite the NSCN (IM) leaders for an early conclusion, the statement said.
It has been a rare occasion for the Rio-led dispensation to appreciate the role played by the NNPG (umbrella organisation of seven militant groups led by N Kitovi Zhimomi) and also to acknowledge publicly that the formal talks were completed on October 31, 2019.
Generally, an impression prevails that powerful sections in the present Nagaland government were biased towards NSCN-IM.
In fact, pressure would now mount on the NSCN-IM to review its stance on Flag and a separate Constitution the twin demands rejected by the Centre outright.
Officials in Delhi earlier said that the demands of Flag and Constitution were added by the NSCN (IM) post October-2019 only as an afterthought exercise.
The Parliamentary Committee, while welcoming the statements and observations made by various organisations and individuals calling for unity and early solution, appeals to all sections to refrain from making statements that may create misunderstanding and disunity, and that may stand in the way of our common and collective endeavour to achieve genuine and lasting peace.

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