The MOU was jointly signed by ‘Lt Gen’ (Rtd.) Khango Konyak, chairman NSCN (K), Hokato Vusshe, general secretary NSCN (K), Akato Chophi, chairman NSCN (R) and Michael Yeptho, general secretary NSCN (R).
The MOU stated that the two parties desire to enter into an agreement in which they will work together to achieve the various aims and objectives relating to ‘Joint military defence’ and ‘Joint political talks with the Government of India (GoI)’.
[bsa_pro_ad_space id=1]Under joint military defence, it stated that in the event of assault to any “member” of the “parties” of the agreement by any domestic or foreign enemies, “both the signed parties shall henceforth corroborate to neutralise such threats.”
Under Joint political talks with the GOI, it stated that “both the parties have in ‘letter and spirit’ agreed to pursue the political dialogue under one platform with the GOI, towards achieving permanent solution to the vexed Naga political issue, in the interest of both the parties and the Nagas in general.”
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