NAGALAND PEACE PROCESS: A JOURNEY WITH SEVERAL ROADBLOCKS

Nov 2
22:00

2004

Lalith

Lalith

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The complexity of the Nagaland issue makes it more necessary for the government to carry on with the peace process in a planned and structured manner. The peace talks with National Socialist Council of Nagalim (IM) and the government for the last seven years an renewal of ceasefire is indeed a giant step towards the attempt to end the five decade old insurgency in the state.

The cease-fire agreement has created the required environment for peace talks. The people of Nagaland are relieved of the violence which they have been experiencing for the past five decades. But it is thought provoking that if still each family has to pay taxes to the underground groups then what is the the definition of peace.

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