Dimapur, January 23: Nagaland Peoples’ Front (NPF) Wokha division on Saturday held a consultative meeting cum picnic at Doyang Hydro Project.
In the programme, MLA 38 A/C, Dr. Chumben Murry said that the opposition less government came into being after long discussion within the political parties in the State having a concept to strengthen the long Indo-Naga political settlement.
He cleared the air of confusion among the NPF political party workers in the district saying that the UDA government was formed to have a closed discussion of the Naga issue and there was no demand for power and that the NPF party went for a political settlement and not for a government formation.
He said that the leaders of the party are working to bring settlement sooner where he informed that NPF leader along with Chief Minister had visited Delhi earlier to fulfill the most awaiting dreams of the Naga populace.
Meanwhile, he appreciated the positive progress in the Naga political issue under the UDA government.
He also called to revamp the office functioning of 38 AC and the office of NPF Wokha division.
Tsumongo Ovung, senior VP (COB) of NPF in his short speech said NPF is the second oldest regional party in India and reminded the party workers in the district that the state might go for election in a year.
He told them to keep a watch in the system of governance stating that as and when there is no solution then the state will vie for election in 2023.
Grace T Murry, General secretary, Women Wing (COB) reminded the party workers to have a principle and not to lobby and called for a collective action, ideas and plans to bring achievement.
Various party workers from 37 AC, 38 AC, 39 AC and 40 AC also spoke on the occasion.
The meeting appreciated the leadership of NDPP, BJP and NPF for coming together to form all party UDA with an aim to facilitate the Indo-Naga Political settlement in a unified stand.
The division expressed confidence and endorsed the leadership of Chief Minister, Neiphio Rio, Deputy Chief Minister Y Patton and leaders of NPF Legislative members that they can together bring about a resolution to the vexed Naga Political issue.
The NPF Wokha division also appealed to the UDA leadership for an equal treatment towards the NPF legislators to achieve maximum development for the betterment of Naga people. (Page News Service)
