Dimapur, August 29 (EMN): The ACAUT has on Tuesday demanded the government to implement the seven resolutions that were taken during the public rally in Dimapur earlier on August 26.
A press release from the organisation also specifically demanded the government to institute Lokayukta and terminate all backdoor appointees that were done in violation of the High Court of 08/06/2016, by the end of September else face state wide agitation.
The people have spoken. The 7-Point Resolution is historic and its adoption can transform the state into an oasis of peace, development and prosperity, if sincerely implemented by the GoN and GoI both. The ACAUT and the Naga people are all out for sanity and good sense to prevail, and therefore, the GoN is urged to listen impassionedly to the cry of the people to implement the 7-Points, particularly, the demand to institute Nagaland Lokayukta and termination of all backdoor appointees which were done in total violation of High Court order dated 8th June 2016 before September is out. However, in case the GoN refuses to do so, it should be prepared for full-blown state-wide agitation, ” it stated.
It also made an appeal to the public ” irrespective of clan, tribe, denomination, political affiliation, or geographical location” that if the government is not willing to heed to the voice of the people then the people should be” prepared to wage the moral battle” and to set aside differences and ” stand united as One”.
It stated that the “most decisive battle” in the “War Against Corruption” that will decide whether the “sane demands of the Naga people or the selfish interest of the most corrupted Naga government in history” will prevail.
“…the process to cement people’s efforts to reclaim Nagaland is already underway,” it added.
The government was also told not to test the patience of the people and ” fool around” but to wisely heed to the demands of the people before the deadline given by the organisation expires and that the people are only demanding their “constitutional right to live in dignity”.
It appealed to the people especially in the towns and districts head quarters must stand up for the people in the hinterland who are counting on them.
With the various allegations against the organisation and its demands in the media the ACAUT stated that the it being a ” people’s movement” it held the rally with the “sole intention” to provide a platform to the different voices and act as a facilitator to channel the “voice of the people”.
“The ACAUT will always continue to welcome those who stand for Naga solution or are against corruption,” it further added.
