ENSF temporarily suspends stir

Following the appeal made by Nagaland Governor P.B Acharya and after a meeting held on Friday at Raj Bhavan, Eastern Naga Students’ Federation (ENSF) has temporarily suspended the proposed boycott of the Statehood Day celebration in the four districts– Tuensang, Mon, Longleng & Kiphire.
Informing this in a press release, ENSF president Shahsha. L. Menhahu and general secretary Honang. M. Jessuhu said the decision was made considering the appeal made by the Governor and in the larger interest of Nagas to honor the visit of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
ENSF acknowledged the concern expressed by the Governor that the Eastern areas (the then Tuensang & Mon districts) since the time of Late.  P. Shilu Ao, first Chief Minister of Nagaland needed more attention.
ENSF also welcomed Governor’s decision to tour the four districts.
Meanwhile, ENSF said that it demanded “nothing less or more than the agreement made between the State Government and the ENSF on 26 November 2013”.
IN this regard, ENSF urged the state government “not to test the patience of the federation but to implement the agreement before 25th Jan 2015 in letter and in spirit”.
ENPO welcomes PM Modi
Eastern Nagaland Peoples’ Organisation (ENPO) on behalf of the people of Eastern Nagaland extended warm and gracious welcome to Prime Minister Narendra Modi on his grand visit to the North Eastern states and Nagaland in particular.
ENPO in a press release issued by its president Chingmak Chang and general secy. (acting) Manlang Phom said they were hopeful and confident that the Prime Minister not only understands the region and the State, but would “walk extra miles to explore beyond perceived boundaries and under-linings” to usher better understanding and meaningful relationship between Nagas and the government of India, and the North Eastern Region as a whole.
It said: “The dynamism and leadership of Modi is also much awaited by the people of Eastern Nagaland for inclusive and participative governance taking into account every corner of the North East”. ENPO wished a grand and a meaningful outcome of the Prime Minister’s historic visit.