In a joint statement, the five groups demanded that the PWC clarify to the people of Nagaland whether the terms of the agreement are available to them.
NSCN (Khole/Kitovi), NNC/FGN (S Singnya/Zhopra Vero), NNC (Z Royim/V Nagi), NNC N/A (Kiumukam/Hangping) and NNC N/A (Temjenyanger/Hozheto) held a meeting yesterday and criticised the PWC for 'blindly' propagating the Framework Agreement.
The Framework Agreement was signed by the Centre and NSCN(IM) on August 3 last year for lasting peace in Nagaland.
It also asked the PWC to define how the agreement is going to benefit the people of Nagaland and how the agreement with NSCN (IM) is going to bring the final solution to the Naga political problem without the knowledge of the people.
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