Nagaland BJP leaders have reminded the party's national leadership of the'solution' promise made during the state's 2018 Assembly elections. During an engagement with the party's state unit in-charge Nalin Kohli and union minister Kiren Rijiju, Nagaland BJP officials suggested that the central leadership should remember the "election for solution" slogan that the party used during the state's 2018 Assembly elections.

The Nagaland BJP leaders, when speaking to Kohli and Rijiju, allegedly indicated that if the party fails to meet its ‘promise’, it will “face a tough time” in the upcoming assembly elections in the state. The Assembly elections in Nagaland are scheduled to take place in 2023. The Nagaland Congress, on the other hand, has maintained that the opposition-led government led by Neiphiu Rio is "not serious" about finding a solution to the vexing Naga political issue.

K Therie, the head of the Nagaland Congress, has claimed that all parties in the state's UDA administration are working to delay a solution to the Naga political issue. "They (the Nagaland administration) all share the goal of delaying a political settlement," Therie said.

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