\nDYC also claimed that anti-social elements were involved in kidnappings and threats in spite of the home minister Imchen being stationed in Mokokchung.
\nViewing this as \u201cmodest and complacent stance\u201d towards the current situation by the home minister, DYC further alleged that Imkong was attracting all sort of anti-social elements and \u201cgambling\u201d with the state machineries that belonged to the people.
\n\u201cThe NPF on the other hand has been fastening on policies, which they fail to explain and the Congress would like to assert that NPF is soldering with fake promises which has so far made marginal progress\u201d, said DYC. It asserted the NPF party since its inception has been a \u201cgunny bag to accommodate unfulfilling promises\u201d, and that it would be incomplete on the part of Congress to state the home minister, who admitted himself of having \u201cfoot-in the mouth symptom\u201d, was against the \u201clogical formation of Nagaland state which has given him due reorganization without which he would be incompetent in such state of affairs\u201d.
\nDYC further said Imchen believed Dr. SC Jamir was the cause of all the problems in the state and the nation, and remarked that the previous press statements made by NPF wherein they stated Dr. SC Jamir was an \u201cold statesman, who is too old fashioned to be leading the people\u201d was hilarious. It further questioned the NPF as to whether the central leadership had no one to appoint as Governor of Goa and Maharashtra, as they did to Jamir, and presumed the NPF must think Nagaland was much more advanced than Goa and Maharashtra.
\nGoing by Jamir\u2019s experience, DYC said the NPF should encourage Jamir to be a member of the assembly if they want the people to progress so that he can be of help to the state by being a \u201cconstructive opposition\u201d. DYC further wanted the people to know, especially in the 26th Aonglenden A\/C, that if Nagas have to progress and stop certain parts of Nagaland from demanding a separate statehood due to negligence towards their development, the NPF should make the right decision. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"