Naga Hoho, ENPO Myanmar mission
EMN
DIMAPUR, FEBRUARY 4
Naga Hoho and ENPO have submitted their report on Myanmar venture to meet the NSCN (K) leadership to the state government of Nagaland.
On the official request of the Parliamentary Working Committee (PWC) of the Nagaland State Legislative Assembly, a joint Naga team of Naga Hoho and ENPO were assigned to Myanmar to meet NSCN (K) top leadership to request for review and resumption of the unilateral abrogation of cease fire by the NSCN (K) with the Government of India. The joint team undertook the assignment to Myanmar from January 24 till February 2.
According to the report of the Naga Hoho and the ENPO, upon reaching Mandalay, the team went to Nay Pyi Taw on January 26 and called on five Naga MPs of Myanmar and discussed on the initiatives to meet the NSCN (K) leadership.
The team also met the Myanmar Union Minister, U Aung-min, Vice Chairman, National Ceasefire Agreement (NCA) on the initiative of the Naga MPs of Myanmar on January 27, 2016. The meeting was cordial and open where several issues relating to peace-building between the two nations, and also, the Naga issues on both sides (Indo-Myanmar) were discussed, the report said.
On January 31, the joint team met Kyaw Win Swe, an Emissary/Representative from the Ceasefire Monitoring Group of NSCN (K) at Mandalay.
“The ENPO and the Naga Hoho on behalf of the Nagaland state government and the people of the state in general expressed the views for peace and stability for bringing an amicable solution to the protracted Indo-Myanmar-Naga issue, and for which an official and a formal letter signed by all eight delegations addressed to S.S. Khaplang, Chairman, NSCN (K) was submitted through the Emissary, where the contents appealed to the NSCN (K) leadership for the review and resumption of the ceasefire with the Government of India,” the report of Naga Hoho and ENPO also stated, while adding, “The team also expressed the public views and appealed for equally strengthening the ceasefire by the NSCN (K) with the Myanmar Government (socially and politically) at the highest level”.
The joint team also met and interacted with Vipin Sharma, Consul at the Consulate General of India, Mandalay, Myanmar and deliberated on the deliberations as above for further sharing with the Government of India, the report added.
