Eastern Naga Students Federation (ENSF) on Wednesday informed that second phase of the “proposed democratic indefinite agitation” on day two passed off peacefully and successfully.
In a press release, ENSF president Sepili L Sangtam said that six federating units locked down government offices and restricted movement of government registered vehicles at their respective headquarters. On day two, ENSF said two vehicles were seized by the federating units in two different jurisdictions.
Meanwhile, the federation has directed all the six federating units that the phase-ii of day three indefinite democratic agitation would remain the same.
ENSF has expressed gratitude to the six federating units for their continued support and cooperation for the cause.
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ENSF president Sepili L Sangtam said the federation attended the meeting convened by the chief minister along with chief secretary, P&AR department and Nagaland Public Service Commission (NPSC) at chief minister’s residential complex Kohima on Wednesday.
Sangtam said the federation acknowledged the continuous effort of chief minister and his concern and sincere commitment to settle the issue.
The federation, however, stated that the agitation would continue in the entire Eastern jurisdiction until the demands were fulfilled.