Parliamentary Panel On Naga Talks Seeks "One Solution, One Agreement"

Naga peace talks: The parliamentary committee, notified last month, includes all the 60 MLAs and two MPs of Nagaland

The core committee of a parliamentary panel recently formed on the Naga political issue with representatives of all parties in Nagaland in its first meeting held at Dimapur today has appealed to the Naga negotiating groups to come together, forget differences and find a common approach for "one solution" and "one agreement". The parliamentary committee, notified last month, includes all the 60 MLAs and two MPs of Nagaland. "All members of the core committee and the parliamentary committee on the Naga political Issue, including the two MPs, have come together under the same banner in line with the election manifestos of all political parties and commit to the people that the elected members are prepared to pave the way as and when an inclusive, honourable and acceptable solution is arrived at," Member Secretary of the core committee Neiba Kronu said in a statement. With the parliamentary core committee, the Nagaland government wishes to solve the Naga issue that got stuck despite an agreement with the centre and the state and the National Socialist Council of Nagaland or NSCN(IM) over the issue of a separate flag and constitution.