The Operation would be carried out by Metropolitan Oil and Gas Pvt Ltd (MOPGL), New Delhi in the three villages of the district - Old Jalukie, Mhai-Dungki and Old Beisumpui.
Addressing the gathering, Zeliang said it is a red-letter day for the district as it is entering into a new venture. He said that during this 10-years of pre-production period, the Company would conduct all forms of survey to find out the availability of crude oil in the region.
He asserted that the government or the company would not force any villager to accept the Nagaland Petroleum and Natural Gas Rules 2012, but those accepting it would surely benefit as it is the rule framed by the State Assembly for the betterment of the people of the state.
He also called upon the company to be sincere and transparent, while conducting survey and subsequent exploration of the area for oil.
Peren is second after Changpang and Tsori oil fields in Wokha district, where after a gap of almost 20 years, Nagaland Chief Minister T R Zeliang officially launched the resumption of oil exploration on July 21.
