The delegation, led by the HoHo president Chuba Ozukum and Naga Mothers' chief Abeiu Meru, briefed the prevailing situation in the Northeastern state and desire of the civil society.
The delegation sought the Home Minister's intervention for early conclusion of the ongoing peace talks with NSCN-IM for bringing a lasting solution to Nagaland, sources said.
Singh assured the delegation to sympathetically look into their requests, sources said.
The Naga civil society delegation also discussed with the Home Minister about the 'Framework Agreement' signed on August 3, 2015 which settles the political parameters of the final solution.
The signing of the agreement came after over 80 rounds of negotiations that spanned 18 years with first breakthrough in 1997 when the ceasefire agreement was sealed.
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