The Naga Hoho proposes formation of a Pan-Naga Cultural and Traditional League or Association, provided other Nagas living in other states voluntarily agree to join the league.
Should other Nagas agree to join, then the constitution and rules may be framed collectively by Naga representatives, NH stated. NH stressed that the greatest dream in the heart of every Naga was for a better future.
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It urged the Naga Political Groups (NPGs) not to let down the people but to take bold and decisive action, either by pressing for a solution or making their stance clear whether they want to resolve the issue or not. NH cited the 213th report of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Home Affairs, which recommended the conclusion of Naga peace talks at the earliest.
Therefore, NH appealed to all Nagas to unite in support of early solution to the Naga political issue, stressing that when Central government was showing interest to permanently settle the decades old Indo-Naga political issue:
“We should not miss the golden opportunity.”
The hoho also highlighted the urgent need for infrastructural and economic development in Naga-inhabited areas, calling for special attention from the Central government.
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IT’S TIME TO WRAP UP NAGA PEACE TALK : NAGA HOHO
"We are entering into a new era, no longer should Nagas be asleep. Once again the Naga Hoho reiterated the need to resolve the decades-old Naga political problem by urging Nagas not to miss the bus again, over the emerging significant opportunity.
The Naga Hoho also underscored that, the Prime Minister, Narendra Modi and Union Home Minister, Amit Shah, both leaders have assured that the government of India was prepared to resolve the Naga issue at the earliest. Thereupon the NH reminded the Naga people about the missed opportunity in 1965 when Nagas missed a solution to resolve the issue.
It is now over 50 years after the first opportunity was missed and , today, Nagas are in a threshold to resolve the Naga issue which they should not let it slip away.
Further, The Naga Hoho also urged the Naga Political Groups (NPGs) not to let down the people but to take bold, decisive decision to press for solving the issue and to make it clear whether they want to resolve the issue or not.
NH stated that, the 213th report of Parliamentary Standing Committee on Home Affairs had recommended conclusion of Naga peace talks at the earliest.
Therefore, the NH urged the Naga people to stand united in support of an early solution to the Naga political issue. NH also added that, when the central government is showing interest to permanently settle the decades old Indo-Naga political issue,
“We should not miss the golden opportunity.” The NH also stated that a massive infrastructural development needs to be carried out in Naga inhabited areas with a special attention from the centre.
Further, the NH underline that rapid economic development of the area is the best antidote to Naga people in this fast changing globe. The NH further stressed that, the younger educated generation is restive and frustrated because of lack of employment opportunities in the area, and this segment is the most potential for fomenting unrest society.
Therefore, while drawing up various modalities or common draft for a solution of Naga problems, recognising the historical and political rights of the Nagas to selfdetermine their future in consonence with their distinct identity wit due regard to contemporary political realities and socio economic development- including programmes for human resources development-should be treated as the greatest priority.
Furthermore, the NH underscore that, Nagas wherever they are, there is always a spiritual longing to be together.
And to fulfill their urge and aspirations and without disturbing the territorial integrity or the autonomy of the North-eastern states, there should be a Pan-Naga Cultural and Traditional League or Association, provided other Nagas living in other states voluntarily agree to join the league.
Should other Nagas agree to join, then the constitution and rules may be framed collectively by Naga representatives.
This body will be solely a cultural and traditional matters.
Meanwhile the Naga Hoho maintained that, the greatest dream in the heart of every Naga is for a better future. The greatest desire and pursuit is to achieve this dream.
"Deep down in every Naga heart, there is an unconscious awareness that the solution to the present dilemma and predicament cannot come from the way we pursue or attempt to resolve the Naga problem.
This is the most propitious opportunity for the Nagas to bury their hatchets and unite, and through the collective effort and political wisdom and foresight, design a political frame-work or common draft reflecting the urges and political aspirations of the Nagas and present it to the government of India for a final political settlement.
The Naga Hoho meanwhile stressed that everyone is realising that the Naga peace talks have gone far too long. And it is high time that both agreements that were formally signed with the NPGs should be announced officially by the Government of India without any hesitation.
The Naga Hoho questions the Government of India for the ‘delay’ in finalizing the Naga peace talks and emphasized that the common people are anxiously awaiting the final announcement of a solution.
Furthermore, the NH stated that, the Government of India has already made it “amply clear” that the Flag and a separate Constitution cannot be accepted.
Therefore, The Government of India should be bold to declare that the problem should be resolved.
They should call the two parties (NSCN-IM and NNPGs) to announce the solution because Naga people are suffering way too long.
Naga Hoho further, state that, The Framework Agreement was signed between the NSCN (IM) and GoI on August 3, 2015 in Delhi, while the Agreed Position or Preamble was inked with the NNPGs on 17th November 2017, which was led byN Kitovi Zhimomi.
It is the outcome of political wisdom from all parties, so Naga people should honour it”.
Naga Hoho underlined that “now that everything is completed, why delay?”.
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