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Naga Organisations Eastern Mirror Desk Ency (AC) in Zunheboto Dimapur, Jan WWW.EASTERNMIRRORNAGALAND.COM EASTERN MIRROR 2008 Gujarat blasts Struggling Djokovic out mastermind arrested in #NAAI=JłJ@O0$S=N@O OP=PQACAJ@ANOLA?Eł?W- but Federer into quarters | P12 Delhi | P8 NATION ENTERTAINMENT SPORTS VOL. XVII NO. 22 | PAGES 12 ` 4/- RNI NO. NAGENG/2002/07906 DIMAPUR, TUESDAY, JANUARY 23, 2018 Solution before election Now, Madhav proposes ‘election for solution’ Naga organisations Eastern Mirror Desk ency (AC) in Zunheboto Dimapur, Jan. 22: In an ob- district; former MLA Jacob lique response to the de- Zhimomi from Ghaspani-I WRWDNHÀQDOFDOORQ mand for ‘solution before under Dimapur district; V election’ by the Naga Civil Khashiho Sangtam from Society, the Bharatiya Janata Seyochung Sitimi AC un- January 25 Party's (BJP) national gener- der Kiphire district; Kehovi al secretary and in-charge of from Suruhoto AC under Dimapur, Jan. 22 (EMN): statement bore signatures the Northeastern states Ram Zunheboto district; Ka- The demand for ‘solution of Theta Therieh (NTC), Madhav on Mon. suggested zheto from Akuluto AC before election’ – advocated HK Zhimomi (Naga Hoho), the idea of ‘election for solu- under Zunheboto district; and demanded by almost all David Sangtam (ENPO), and tion,’ even as he expressed former Congress candidate the leading Naga organisa- Shikuto Zalipu (NGBF). belief that the forthcoming R Tsapikiu Sangtam from tions – is likely to take a final In a separate statement elections would bring the Pungro AC under Kiphire shape on Jan. 25 next. issued to our Kohima Bu- ‘solution closer.’ district; former Congress On that day, according reau, the NJCF informed While his statement candidate H Haiying Khia- to a press release received that it’s president Rev. Dr. could be seen as a damp- mniungan from Noklak; on Mon., the representa- Zelhou Keyho, in his open- ener to the demand of the former medical officer Dr. tives will “deliberate on the ing remark, stated that solu- Naga society, Madhav made Benjung Lam from Noklak common slogan” of solution tion to the Indo-Naga politi- it clear that the government district; former director of before election. A coordina- cal issue and state election EM Images tion committee of Naga civil lie ‘outside the perimeter of has certain constitution- >ĞĂĚĞƌƐŽĨƚŚĞ:WΖƐEĂŐĂůĂŶĚƵŶŝƚƉĂƌĂĚŝŶŐŝƚƐŶĞǁůLJͲŝŶĚƵĐƚĞĚŵĞŵďĞƌƐŽŶDŽŶ͘Ăƚ,ŽƚĞů^ĂƌĂŵĂƟŝŶŝŵĂƉƵƌ͘ NEZCC Lipokmar Tzudir al obligations that cannot from Tuli AC under Mokok- society is said to have been the church’. He was stated be avoided. He suggested can come only when there other groups into an agree- and wrong decision.’ Saying come true' after the latter’s chung district; Kasheto formed during a meeting to have emphasized that the rather the idea of “election is peace in the state. ment. that the lives of Naga people central executive council Yepthomi from GHaspani-I of Naga civil groups and responsibility of the church for solution” saying that On the Naga political “We have progress so matter the most, Madhav (CEC) meeting scheduled AC under Dimapur district; tribal bodies convened by was to bring the people to- this election should be for issue, he said that the gov- much that there is no going has appealed to all senior on Jan. 23 in Kohima. former Congress candidate the Nagaland Joint Christian gether and build mutual a 'good' solution. Madhav ernment was 'trying' to back now. We will soon have leaders to join hands for a The BJP has also in- Hukiye Tissica from Ag- Forum (NJCF) at the NBCC’s trust among the people. said this while addressing conclude an agreement a settlement and agreement stable government in the formed that some important hunato AC in Zunheboto Platinum Hall on January 22. Therefore, the NJCF has BJP workers at a felicitation with different Naga groups for a lasting peace in the state. leaders including MLAs are district; Atoka Tuccu from The statement was is- taken upon itself to convene programme for members including the NSCN (IM) state of Nagaland,” Madhav In a tete-a-tete, a BJP of- expected to join the party in Dimapur-I AC; Tokuho Neho sued by Theja Therieh of the the meeting, it stated. who had joined the party and six working group of added. Commenting on the ficial informed that the deci- the coming days. from Ghaspani-II AC under Nagaland Tribes Council. Representatives of recently. The programme the Naga National Political reported moves of the NPF sion of the NPF to sever ties The candidates who Dimapur district; Imjong- “The Committee members Naga Hoho, Eastern Naga- was held at Hotel Saramati Groups (NNPGs). Without to sever ties with the BJP, with the party had come as were felicitated in today’s wati from Jangpetkong AC representing Nagaland GB land People’s Organisation in Dimapur on Jan. 22. naming the NSCN (K), he which has been in alliance a jolt. He said that the party meeting were former chief in Mokokchung district; and Federation, ENPO, Naga (ENPO), Nagaland Tribes The BJP leader expressed said the government is also for over 15 years, Madhav was waiting for a 'positive minister KL Chishi from former MLA Hewoto Awomi Hoho and NTC had brief Council (NTC), Central happiness at seeing veteran looking forward to bring has termed it ‘unfortunate response from the NPF to Atoizu assembly constitu- from Dimapur-II AC. meeting after the consulta- Naga Tribal Council (CNTC), candidates and young lead- tive meeting and decided Naga Students’ Federation ers deciding to join the party. to convene an emergency (NSF), Acaut, Ao Senden While welcoming the candi- meeting to deliberate on the and Chakhesang Public Or- dates, he remarked that the NPCC ridicules Chishi’s ‘migratory’ habit common slogan “Solution ganization, NSUI and the party was 'growing very fast' before Election” on January Nagaland Pradesh Con- in the state of Nagaland. The Nagaland Pradesh Congress down his migratory instincts. His than join the chorus of other politi- progressive minded people in the 25, 2018 at NBCC Platinum gress Committee were some “BJP is the party of the Committee (NPCC) on Mon. issued resignation for the third time from cal defectors to protect the dignity state to join hands with Congress Hall, Bayavu Hills, Kohima of those who attended the present and the future which a statement laced with biting scorn Congress party is a record of sorts of the office of CM he once held for and defeat the combined regional at 1000 Hrs,” it stated. meeting. is committed to the Hindi in response to the comments made and we can only wish him the best a brief time,” a statement from the and communal forces of NPF-BJP The committee has re- The representatives slogan “Sabhka sat sabhka by KL Chishi, a former leader of the in his new political abode. NPCC on Mon. read. and its offshoots like NDPP who quested all “recognized po- were said to have expressed vikas” which committed not NPPC, who deserted the Congress “However, his new found love It stated that the party was in have destroyed the state in every litical parties of Nagaland, their views on the need to only to work for the develop- to join the Bharatiya Janata Party for BJP-RSS does not entail him to the ‘process of filtering out the ele- sphere of governance. all apex tribal organisations come together to take stock ment of Dimapur but at the (BJP). “It is very unfortunate that a blame everything on Congress es- ments of leaders who are directly “Congress is the only roadblock of Nagaland and Naga Civil of the situation rather than 60 constituencies of Naga- senior leader like KL Chishi chooses pecially on the Naga political settle- or indirectly responsible for the in the grand designs of the BJP- Societies of Nagaland” to sail in their own boats, ac- land,” Madhav stated. to leave the Congress party and ment. Many before him have also plight of the party for the past 15 RSS to impose their divisive and attend the meeting. The cording to the statement. The BJP leader added suddenly started finding fault with joined the NPF-BJP bandwagon years’. The party acknowledged communal agenda on our people that the BJP under the lead- the organization and blaming eve- on the pretext of bringing an early that, in the interim, it might have through its comfort regional par- ership of Prime Minister ryone except himself. We wish to solution to the Naga political issue lost ‘many dedicated party workers ties. We therefore appeal to our Narendra Modi was com- remind him that it is the Congress but this only remains a perfect alibi and upcoming leaders due to the people to understand the grim Cong forms screening mitted to bringing develop- party which has always given him for political defectors to cover up overbearing attitude of those sen- situation at hand before it is too ment and to make India an the opportunity despite his prodi- their guilt and shame before the iors who have now left the party’. late. Congress has been and will egalitarian society. He, how- gal ways hoping that with age and people. Therefore, we request him “Therefore, an opportunity is always be the voice of the people,” panels for poll-bound being presented to all secular and the statement read. ever, said that development experience he will be able to sober to find some other issues rather northeastern states All 11,000 trains, 8,500 stations to have CCTV surveillance 'Border villager New Delhi, Jan. 22 (IANS): In its endeavour to provide assaulted by a safe and secure travel ex- perience to passengers, In- dia Railways is pitching for the procurement of about CRPF men' New Delhi, Jan. 22 (PTI): members of the Meghalaya 12 lakh CCTV cameras to Wokha, Jan.
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