Naga Peace Talks: CPI Leader D Raja Accuses Govt of Negotiating "Behind People's Backs"

Meanwhile, sources have revealed that the two parties still have to work on the competencies and that this task may not be a “cakewalk”. Earlier, Nagaland Governor and Interlocutor R N Ravi said that “some loose ends” have to be tied before reaching a “final agreement” to the decades-old negotiations between the two sides, which began in 1997. Ravi had also made it clear that it would be premature to set a time-frame for concluding the Naga Peace Process.

However, Ravi has asserted that all negotiating parties (government of India, NSCN (I-M) and WC of NNPGs) would strive to conclude the Naga Peace Process as soon as possible.