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Neiphiu Rio stresses on conclusion of Naga political issue in I-Day speech

The Nagas long for genuine peace for decades and there is a deep desire for a solution that will pave the way for all round progress and development, he said

Neiphiu Rio
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NSCN-IM general secretary Thuingaleng Muivah said the Nagas have their won flag and constitution and the insurgent group was not asking for these from the government.

Press Trust of India Kohima
Nagaland Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio Saturday said the commemoration of the 74th Independence Day is a reminder that 23 years of ceasefire and political dialogue "is more than enough time" to reach a logical conclusion on the Naga political issue.

The Nagas long for genuine peace for decades and there is a deep desire for a solution that will pave the way for all round progress and development, he said.

A political solution that is honourable and acceptable to the Naga people will usher in an era of faster economic growth and greater employment opportunities for the Naga youth, Rio

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