Kohima: The Nagaland Peace Accord is now in its final stages. In such a situation, both the states of Nagaland and Manipur have been kept on high alert. Actually the talks between the Central Government and the NSCN (National Socialist Council of Nagaland) are in their final stages. In such a situation, officials are apprehensive that the outcome of the talks may cause resentment among some groups. Nagaland DGP T John Longkumar said that signing the Naga Peace Accord, which has been hanging for nearly 60 years, maybe the most difficult task.
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John stated that seven reserve battalions of armed police have been placed on standby. Apart from this, two months' ration and fuel has also been stored. In Ukhrul district of Manipur, the administration has asked the Civil Supplies Department to store the necessary items so that supplies are not interrupted in the event of any adverse situation. It is worth mentioning that Thuklingang Muivah, general secretary of NSCN (IM) was born in Ukhrul.
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Manipur has the largest Naga population outside Nagaland. The police administration here has canceled the holidays of all personnel of Imphal West district. The first demand of NSCN (IM) is to integrate all the areas where the Nagas live. Manipur has always been against it. When John was asked why Nagaland is ready for uncertainty now that the settlement has reached its final stage, he said that it is because some groups may agree with the decision, and some do not. Let us tell you that Naga people are demanding different flags and separate constitutions.
