Bring a third party for mediation otherwise… Militant organization NSCN-IM warns

New Delhi: National Socialist Council of Nagaland (NSCN-IM) has warned the Central Government. he/she said that if third parties were not included in the negotiations on the 2015 Framework Agreement, they would break the 27-year-old ceasefire. The NSCN-IM is demanding an end to the longest-running insurgency in Northeast India.
This warning has been given by NSCN (IM) General Secretary T Muivah.

What did Muivah say while threatening

Muivah issued a statement after the talks held in Delhi on 7 and 8 October. The main topic of conversation was- Prime Minister 9 years ago Narendra Modi Alleged violation by the government of the Framework Agreement signed in the presence of. Muivah said that to reach a respectable political agreement, we had signed the Framework Agreement of 3 August 2015 on behalf of the Government of India. However, the Center is refusing to honor some provisions of the historic agreement. The peace process will be disrupted by this betrayal. We refuse to accept the terms of the Agreement peacefully. Muivah was leading the NSCN (IM) until the death of Isak Chishi Svu in 2016.

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‘If we don’t get a separate flag and constitution…’

Muivah further said that we propose third party mediation to resolve the betrayal of this agreement, but if the Government of India rejects this political initiative, then NSCN-IM will defend its unique history and its sovereign existence. Will again start armed resistance against India. This dialogue, which started in 1997, is stuck on NSCN (IM)’s demand for a separate flag and constitution.

What is the demand of Naga organization?

The organization ‘Nagalim’ is demanding a separate Naga homeland which would include all the tribal-dominated areas of the North-East. These also include parts of Assam, Manipur and Arunachal Pradesh. Muivah is the chief political negotiator of the organization. he/she said that if violence occurs again in the region, the Indian government will be held responsible for it. Muivah said that if the central government wants to end this decades-old dispute, it should respect the sovereign national flag and constitution of Nagalim, as mentioned in the Framework Agreement.

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When was the ceasefire agreement signed?

A conversation took place in 1995 between the NSCN (IM) leadership and former Prime Minister PV Narasimha Rao. It was only after initial talks in Paris that a ceasefire agreement was reached on 1 August 1997. The central government is also in talks with other NSCN factions like NSCN-NK, NSCN-R, NSCN K-Khango and NSCN-K-Niki.