Dimapur, March 29 (EMN): The Naga People’s Front (NPF) has alleged nexus between the Nagaland Pradesh Congress Committee (NPCC) and ACAUT Nagaland – stating that birds of the same feather flock together.
In a press release issued by the party’s ‘media & press bureau’ on Wednesday, the NPF stated that the ‘marginalized Congress party leaders under the aegis of NPCC and ACAUT are singing the same tune back to back of their composed songs to show their existence in the public domain.’“However, the NPF party considers the ACAUT members as backdoor political agents with their own political axes to grind. With general election approaching, the few leftover NPCC leaders are trying to echo the voice of fanatic ACAUT members who have been doing everything to tarnish the image of the government and the NPF party,” the statement read.
The Congress’ ideologies, it stated, were outdated even as the public have rejected the party in the last three general elections. “Moreover, the Congress legislators themselves have left the party for good because they have also been frustrated and disenchanted with the ideology of the Congress... It should then own responsibility for the imbalances created in the society that has its roots back to the Congress regime.”
The party mouthpiece also trained its gun on ACAUT. “The motives of ACAUT are clear for any layman to understand: ACAUT leaders have started displaying their political colour in the guise of common issues. The NPF is pro-poor party, and therefore, it shall not do anything detrimental to public benefit”.
It accused ACAUT of pouring out their ‘their hidden political ambitions having unholy nexus with political parties such as the NPCC.’
“The NPF is convinced by today’s statement of NPCC in defence of the ACAUT that it has been proved beyond doubt that the NPCC and ACAUT are the two faces of the same coin. This unholy nexus will be short-lived for sure as their ego will not take them long to clash with each other, and the NPF is ever ready to face them together in the coming election if the general election is to be held on time.”
