Not that it ever went out of the consciousness of the public. But the manner in which the Framework Agreement signed between the NSCN (IM) and the Government of India back on August 3, 2015, has suddenly come to the centre stage is too significant to miss. And in many ways this means that the […]
Not that it ever went out of the consciousness of the public. But the manner in which the Framework Agreement signed between the NSCN (IM) and the Government of India back on August 3, 2015, has suddenly come to the centre stage is too significant to miss. And in many ways this means that the […]
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IMPHAL, Feb 24: Union Minister of State (Home) Kiren Rijiju has stated that the rumour that the Framework Agreement signed between the Government of India and NSCN-IM on August 3, 2015 may affect the territorial integrity of Manipur is devoid of any basis. Speaking to media persons at Hotel Classic Grande here today, Rijiju maintained […]
IMPHAL, Feb 24: Union Minister of State (Home) Kiren Rijiju has stated that the rumour that the Framework Agreement signed between the Government of India and NSCN-IM on August 3, 2015 may affect the territorial integrity of Manipur is devoid of any basis. Speaking to media persons at Hotel Classic Grande here today, Rijiju maintained […]
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New Delhi, Feb 23 :Ahead of elections in Manipur, the Centre today said all stakeholders will be consulted before finalising the Naga accord and the deal signed with NSCN-IM in 2015 does not compromise the State’s territorial integrity. “Without the consultations of all the stakeholders, final decision on Naga issue will not be taken,” Minister […]
New Delhi, Feb 23 :Ahead of elections in Manipur, the Centre today said all stakeholders will be consulted before finalising the Naga accord and the deal signed with NSCN-IM in 2015 does not compromise the State’s territorial integrity. “Without the consultations of all the stakeholders, final decision on Naga issue will not be taken,” Minister […]
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New Delhi, Feb 23 :Ahead of elections in Manipur, the Centre today said all stakeholders will be consulted before finalising the Naga accord and the deal signed with NSCN-IM in 2015 does not compromise the State’s territorial integrity.
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New Delhi, Feb 23 :Ahead of elections in Manipur, the Centre today said all stakeholders will be consulted before finalising the Naga accord and the deal signed with NSCN-IM in 2015 does not compromise the State’s territorial integrity.
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KOHIMA: In an unprecedented turn of events the Government of India(GOI) has intervened and asked the Assam Rifles to take charge of Nagaland CM security. This shows that there has been a complete breakdown on the security apparatus in the region. Yesterday, violent mobs went on the rampage in the Nagaland capital vandalising and setting on […]
KOHIMA: In an unprecedented turn of events the Government of India(GOI) has intervened and asked the Assam Rifles to take charge of Nagaland CM security. This shows that there has been a complete breakdown on the security apparatus in the region. Yesterday, violent mobs went on the rampage in the Nagaland capital vandalising and setting on […]
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Union minister of state for home Kiren Rijiju on Wednesday said that he blamed the Congress-led government for the deteriorating law and order situation in Manipur, saying the maintenance of law and order is the “constitutional obligation” of the state government. Rijiju, on the sidelines of a function organised by the BJP-led alliance government in […]
Union minister of state for home Kiren Rijiju on Wednesday said that he blamed the Congress-led government for the deteriorating law and order situation in Manipur, saying the maintenance of law and order is the “constitutional obligation” of the state government. Rijiju, on the sidelines of a function organised by the BJP-led alliance government in […]
Read more / Original news source: http://kanglaonline.com/2017/01/rijiju-blames-congress-government-in-manipur-for-economic-blockade/
IMPHAL, August 6: The peace accord signed between the Government of India and the NSCN (IM) is just a framework and not a detailed structure, confirmed Minister of State for
IMPHAL, August 6: The peace accord signed between the Government of India and the NSCN (IM) is just a framework and not a detailed structure, confirmed Minister of State for Home Affairs Kiren Rijiju on Wednesday, in a bid to calm down the tension arising out of the undisclosed contents of the peace accord.
The sentiments of Manipur, Assam and Arunachal Pradesh will not be overlooked, he told media persons.
He assured when the final settlement comes, the Centre will definitely take into account all the States which would be affected and also consult the respective State governments.
The Minister of State for Home Affairs had arrived in the State capital on Wednesday accompanied by DoNER Minister Jitendra Singh to inspect the flood situation in the State.
Soon after their arrival at the Imphal Airport, the two had conducted an aerial visit of Joumoul Village in Chandel where a massive landslide had killed several villagers a few days back.
On their return from the inspection tour, they briefed media persons at the airport.
Rijiju said there are still no necessary details which could be announced by the government at this time because the accord signed is just a framework agreement to end the Naga issue which had been going on for the past many decades.
The government of India`™s stand is that it will understand the sentiments and concern of the Naga people and consider it with a holistic approach, he said.
The government at the same time, he said, will not overlook the sentiments of the neighbouring States Assam, Manipur and Arunachal Pradesh.
The accord is not in the interest of only one community or a group but in the interest of the whole North Eastern region, he confirmed.
He continued, the region has been facing the insurgency problem for long and the people are starving for peace.
He said the accord is a confidence building measure initiated to lay a concrete foundation for peace in the region.
The MoS also appealed to all not to circulate any rumour which could ignite unnecessary anmity and ill-feeling among the various communities of the region.
Dr Jitendra said they had visited the flood affected area of Chandel with some local MLAs.
He observed the costs of the damage including bridges, road, telecom connectivity, water supply and paddy fields is quite high.
He said the Centre will provide 90 percent for the State Disaster Response fund which is to be allocated by the Ministry of Home Affairs and the State government will bear the remaining 10 percent on its own.
The amount earlier allotted for the State to meet disasters is not enough and so the Centre will be sanctioning another Rs 8.5 crore to the State immediately, he assured.
He said they have requested the State government to formally write to the Centre within two days and send a ministerial team for assessment of the total damaged afflicted by the flood in the State.
Meanwhile on the sensitive issue around the demand for introduction of the ILPS in the State, Kiren Rijiju said he wouldn`™t be able to comment unless the Centre receives a concrete proposal from the State government.
However, he added, there are still certain provisions which enables the State government to make certain regulations within the ambit of the Constitution.
He further appealed to the people of the State not to adopt violence.
He said the Centre could discuss the issue with the State government and civil organisations of the State.
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IMPHAL, May 17: Implementation of the Armed Forces Special Powers Act depends of the ground situation. We don`™t decide on whether to continue its implementation or not, Union Minister of
IMPHAL, May 17: Implementation of the Armed Forces Special Powers Act depends of the ground situation. We don`™t decide on whether to continue its implementation or not, Union Minister of State for Home Affairs Kiren Rijiju told media persons today.
The MoS arrived, today, at the Imphal Airport around 2:30 pm on a two-day visit to attend election campaign of the BJP in the hill districts of the State.
Speaking to media persons at the airport, Rijiju said if the ground situation is conducive, AFSPA will be withdrawn.
He continued that the report of the withdrawal of the Act from Arunachal Pradesh is not true. We don`™t decide on the Act`™s imposition or withdrawal, however, once the situation is conducive, it will be automatically withdrawn, he observed.
We also want peace prevailing in the North Eastern States, so that this kind of law /Act becomes unnecessary, he added.
However, we need to first prepare a peaceful ground reality in the region to repeal this Act, Rijiju who is from Arunachal Pradesh told the media.
Without peace there can be no development, he continued.
On the issue of a Suspension of Operation signatory group killing two labourers in the State recently, he said we have been informed of the incident and such incidents should not be allowed to happen again.
The incident is very much unfortunate, both the State and Central governments along with the security agencies are working together to ensure that everything is peaceful in the State, he said.
He said actions would be taken against the culprits but it cannot be disclosed at the moment.
Actions will be based on the official report of the ground situation submitted by the agencies of the State government, he continued.
It is an co-ordination effort between the State and Centre, he said adding that one cannot work alone in term of security measurement.
Kiren Rijiju also said that he was in the State to meet his local party workers for the upcoming ADC election in the State.
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