Eastern Nagaland Peoples’ Organisation (ENPO) has appealed to the negotiating parties to place all agreed points in the public domain before signing any final settlement.
ENPO thought media cell also appealed to the negotiators from government of India and different Naga political groups (NPGs) to have the “final agreement acceptable to all the groups and in the best possible interest of the Naga people.”
Stating that Nagas desired unity, peace and amicable settlement, ENPO expressed hope that the ongoing political talks between Centre and different NPGs would usher in a long lasting and peaceful solution at the earliest.
It said that Nagas can no longer live with uncertainty with no clear future for younger generation. Further, ENPO appealed for an overall political consensus amongst the “unfortunate fragmented Naga political groups of the Naga people for an acceptable and lasting unified political solution”. For achieving lasting solution, ENPO said “we must also learn from our past mistakes and should be kept in mind of not having to repeat the unpleasant past”. It said that the expectation of the Naga people from a solution was enduring peace in the entire Naga areas.
Meanwhile, ENPO has appreciated the seriousness of the government of India and all negotiating NPGs to bring about a logical conclusion to the protracted Naga political issue.