"In order to give the change that the Naga people are looking for, Congress has decided to bring in youthful and youth candidates in the coming election," Therie told media persons here today.
Naga people were fed up of the present elected members of the assembly, he said adding that the present MLAs have not been able to speak in the past few proceedings for the people whom they represent.
"We have capable Naga youths to become the best legislators in the nation," he said.
Admitting a leadership vacuum in Congress as old MLAs have defected to ruling Naga People's Front (NPF), he said that youths should take this opportunity to participate in the poll process and bring the change.
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