“But after more than 11 years when Indo-Naga political talks was held for more than 60 rounds, the new Union Home Minister P.Chidambaram is uttering something new where he commented that NSCN should present its proposals within the Indian constitution”, stated a press note issued by the MIP.
Terming the statement of Chidambaram as a “breach of agreement and a total betrayal to the Nagas”, the MIP note reminded that the commitment given by the earlier prime ministers, “taking cognizance of the unique history of the Nagas that Indo-Naga political conflict should be given honorable solution should not be set aside”.
“This will be a breach of trust that reflects P.Chidabaram’s immaturity and perception on the political issue that NSCN and GOI has been trying to come for a mutual agreement” it stated.