Nagaland Contractors’ & Suppliers’ Union (NCSU) on Thursday informed that the issue in connection with the 4-lane road project work with the NSCN (I-M) was resolved on June 21.
A press note issued by NCSU vice president, K.L. Setuo Rutsa and secretary Hoshito Assumi said that the NSCN (I-M) home minister called the NCSU officials for a meeting on June 21. During the meeting, the issue was thoroughly deliberated “for communication gap and misunderstanding between the two parties and amicably settled among ourselves.” In this regard, NCSU has informed that the 4-lane project work has been resumed from June 22.
ACAUT says allegation against NSCN (I-M) true
ACAUT Nagaland has come out with the conclusion that the allegation against NSCN (I-M) members involved in halting the four-lane road work was true, as NSCN (I-M) failed to clarify on its position on the matter within the stipulated time.
In the light of the above, ACAUT media cell said that it was left with no option but to reiterate that “the NSCN-IM does not want Nagaland people to enjoy fruits of development”. Further, ACAUT affirmed that any disturbances upon the firms/contractors working on the four-lane construction for Asian Highway-1 by any entity would be considered as a direct challenge to all Nagas.
It also cautioned the contractors/firms to understand that the Naga people are watching the ongoing works with “great trepidation”- that quality should not be compromised under any circumstances. It therefore, asked the contractors/firms to take great care in order to avoid misunderstandings.
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