Induction to DAN govt. today

CONG MLAS NOT INCLUDED IN FIRST LIST
As reported on Sunday by Nagaland Post, that induction into the T.R.Zeliang-led DAN ministry will be held on Monday at 11 a.m. at the Raj Bhavan where Governor P.B Acharya will administer the oath of office to three inductees into the cabinet.
The Chief Minister’ Office (CMO), media cell has also confirmed that the “few parliamentary secretaries” will be sworn-in at a ceremony to be held at the State Banquet Hall at 2 p.m. on Monday.
The induction of new members into the cabinet and parliamentary secretaries comes after the T.R. Zeliang-led DAN ministry had been gripped by a political crisis, spanning almost four months, due to tussle for power from within the ruling NPF.
According to informed sources from NPF, chief minister T.R. Zeliang has prepared a list of inductees to fill up vacancies in the cabinet and parliamentary secretaries.
When asked whether Congress would also be included, the sources said “not this time”. Speaking on condition of anonymity NPF sources informed Nagaland Post that P. Paiwang Konyak parliamentary secretary transport and IPR of the BJP will be elevated to cabinet rank.
The sources said two parliamentary secretaries belonging to NPF would be elevated to cabinet rank. One cabinet post will be filled up at a later date, the sources said.
When asked if the fourth vacant cabinet slot would be filled up from among NPF legislators after the April 30 NPF party general convention, the sources refused to be drawn in to it.
Of four legislators who were likely to be appointed as parliamentary secretaries by the chief minister; three are independent legislators and one from BJP. Names of three independent legislators were being widely mentioned, to be appointed as parliamentary secretaries. Mmhonlumo Kikon (BJP) will also be appointed as parliamentary secretary.
Meanwhile, sources informed Nagaland Post that chief minister T.R. Zeliang, NPF president Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu, Noke Wangnao and G. Kaito Aye will discuss about ongoing reconciliation process in the evening at the residence of the chief minister.
No more groupism: Kenye
NPF secretary general K.G. Kenye has expressed concern over doubts that may have prevailed in the minds of Naga people, due to the split among NPF legislators for the past 90 days. Kenye said this while talking to Nagaland Post over phone Sunday adding that there was no more ‘ism’or counting of legislators with erstwhile divided camps.
He said, “all the legislators have come back home and there are no groups now as we have 38 NPF legislators under the leadership of T.R. Zeliang”.  Kenye said that there was no more need to create  further ripples in the party by counting heads as reconciliation remained  the party’s main concern and also of Election Commission of India.
He also informed that prior and during the split, the NPF president had petitioned the speaker for disqualification of some NPF legislators; while some others had been issued suspension notice from the party. However, he said all have now come one umbrella the necessary formalities under the provision of the party’s constitution for withdrawing the disqualification petitions and suspensions will be taken up in a few days time.
Kenye further expressed the belief, that it was high time Nagas get respite from the political imbroglio and see development and progress through the unity of the NPF party.