Janata Dal (U) state unit has appealed to chief minister Neiphiu Rio to immediately call for an all party meeting on the Naga political issue, saying that different political parties in Nagaland could create a conducive atmosphere so as to usher in an honourable and acceptable solution to the protracted “Indo-Naga” political imbroglio.
In the letter, JDU unit president Senchumo NSN Lotha and general secretary, Kitoho S Rotokha also urged the chief minister to organise meetings with the various Naga political groups in negotiation with Government of India.
Further, JDU suggested setting up a delegation to meet the Prime Minister of India and other Opposition Leaders of the country.
Besides, JDU unit also suggested staging an all political party ‘Dharna’ in Delhi to draw the attention of the people of India with a message of appeal.
Nagaland unit of JDU expressed hope that its suggestions would do justice to the commitment in fulfilling pragmatically the most prominent section of the manifesto that every political party incorporates during the last several elections that has been conducted in Nagaland since statehood.
Stating that the Naga political issue has entered the most crucial stage, the JDU state unit said it has become paramount for all the stakeholders to play constructive vital role according to their own capacity and conscience.