NSF backs 12-hour bandh
Imphal, August 27: Naga Students' Federation called for a 12-hour total bandh on September 6 in all the Naga inhabited areas to express its resentment on the “threats, humiliation, mental and physical harassment and atrocities” being meted to people hailing from the Northeast in the different parts of India , said a release of the federation.
The federation also decided to visit Kokrajhar and Dhubri district under Assam to express solidarity to the affected people in the violence. The bandh has also been called to demand the immediate establishment of engineering and medical colleges in Nagaland.
The decision was taken after a joint consultative meeting with senior leaders, federal units and subordinate units on the ongoing Naga political talks at Japfü Hotel, Kohima Friday, said a statement issued by NSF president Kelhouneizo Yhome and general secretary N. Ejanthung Ngullie.
On modalities for oil, natural resource extraction: NSF recommended setting up of an expert committee to study and review on the proposed modalities submitted by Grant Thornton Advisory Pvt. Ltd. which was distributed by Cabinet Sub-Cabinet on PNG (CSC on PNG) and the draft modality submitted by Kyong Hoho to the sub-committee.
It said the NSF would submit its recommendation to the state government after necessary approvals. NSF said it would pursue with the state government for re-amendment of the Act under section 65 of Nagaland ownership and transfer of land and its resources 1990.
NSF to support for ‘honourable’ solution: NSF Friday reiterated its stand to play a supportive role towards bringing an “honourable, acceptable and workable settlement” for the entire Nagas not compromising with its motto “For unified Lim and glory of Nagas.”
The federation also decided to visit Kokrajhar and Dhubri district under Assam to express solidarity to the affected people in the violence. The bandh has also been called to demand the immediate establishment of engineering and medical colleges in Nagaland.
The decision was taken after a joint consultative meeting with senior leaders, federal units and subordinate units on the ongoing Naga political talks at Japfü Hotel, Kohima Friday, said a statement issued by NSF president Kelhouneizo Yhome and general secretary N. Ejanthung Ngullie.
On modalities for oil, natural resource extraction: NSF recommended setting up of an expert committee to study and review on the proposed modalities submitted by Grant Thornton Advisory Pvt. Ltd. which was distributed by Cabinet Sub-Cabinet on PNG (CSC on PNG) and the draft modality submitted by Kyong Hoho to the sub-committee.
It said the NSF would submit its recommendation to the state government after necessary approvals. NSF said it would pursue with the state government for re-amendment of the Act under section 65 of Nagaland ownership and transfer of land and its resources 1990.
NSF to support for ‘honourable’ solution: NSF Friday reiterated its stand to play a supportive role towards bringing an “honourable, acceptable and workable settlement” for the entire Nagas not compromising with its motto “For unified Lim and glory of Nagas.”
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