‘Naga flag, constitution must’: Muivah returns to birthplace after 50 years; rejects government deals with other factions | India News - The Times of India
Thuingaleng Muivah, the general secretary of the National Socialist Council of Nagalim (Isak-Muivah), has reiterated the importance of the Naga flag and constitution as non-negotiable symbols of Naga identity. Returning to his birthplace in Somdal, Manipur, after five decades, Muivah emphasized that any lasting peace deal must recognize these core demands. He dismissed agreements made between the Indian government and other Naga factions, stating they do not represent the collective aspirations of the Naga people. His visit drew emotional reactions from locals who view him as a symbol of the Naga struggle for sovereignty. The statement comes amid renewed efforts by the Indian government to achieve a final peace settlement. Muivah’s stance highlights continued divisions within Naga groups and the complexities of reaching an inclusive resolution acceptable to all stakeholders.
The Key points
- NSCN (IM) leader Muivah returns to Somdal after 50 years.
- Reaffirms Naga flag and constitution as non-negotiable.
- Rejects peace agreements with other Naga factions.
- Calls for recognition of Naga sovereignty and identity.
- Locals welcome Muivah as a symbol of the Naga cause.
- Visit sparks emotional and political responses in the region.
- Emphasizes unity among Naga people for lasting peace.
- Criticizes government for bypassing NSCN (IM) in talks.
- Highlights unresolved issues in Naga peace negotiations.
- Reiterates need for an inclusive and respectful settlement.
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