Next round Indo-Naga talk on Oct 10

Saturday, October 6, 2007, 11:08 [IST]

Kohima, Oct 6: The next round of peace talks between the Centre and the NSCN-IM will be held in New Delhi on October 10.

The members of the proscribed NSCN-IM here have disclosed that a team, led by their General Secretary Thuigaleng Muivah would leave for the Centre on Sunday next.

This would be the first round of talk between both the parties after the extension of cease-fire for an indefinite period in August this year during their meeting at Dimapur.

Sources said the next round of talks would be very crucial.

''The meeting will discuss on some important issues, including the agreed cease-fire ground rules, inter-factional clashes and arson committed by the outfit in Nagaland,''they added.

The outfit would also raise the issue of implementation of cease-fire ground rules.

UNI

Topics: nagaland, peace talks, nscn-im, indo-naga talks

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Gaikhangjang 05 Aug 2009 06:57 pm

Long live Nagalim Alway crucial is not satisfeid.Early solution is the want of the people, we can learn a lesson from Fedal castrolfor the people of Cuba