NRC Fallout: Naga Tribes Council meets civil society groups in Dimapur
First Published: 8th August, 2018 20:43 IST
The Naga Tribes Council held a meeting with a number of Naga groups and civil society bodies in Dimapur to hold thorough deliberations on the possible influx of migrants into
The Naga Tribes Council held a meeting with a number of Naga groups and civil society bodies in Dimapur to hold thorough deliberations on the possible influx of migrants into the state post the release of final draft NRC in Assam.
The meeting resolved to urge upon the villages and urban colonies in Dimapur District in particular to remain vigilant and not issue resident certificate to quote unquote outsiders.
The meeting also urged upon the respective Apex tribal bodies and village councils to closely monitor, supervise, and effectively check illegal inhabitants and illegal entries into the villages and colonies.
The NTC and other groups also fervently appealed the Government to gear up the State machineries and bring out a comprehensive action plan to check illegal immigrants. It also demanded the implementation of ILP in the entire state.
The meeting further resolved to constitute a Joint Committee on Prevention of Illegal immigration comprising of 1 member each from all the attending civil society organizations under the supervision of NTC to evolve logistic coordination and to assist the State government to formulate standard operation procedure for effective implementation of ILP in the State.
COMMENTS
TOPMOST STORY NOW
Live Meghalaya: HYC upset over illegal settlement opposite F&ES station in Shillong, seeks eviction of illegal settlers
26th April 2024Live Suspected petrol bomb hurled at Meghalaya Dy CM Sniawbhalang Dhar’s residence
26th April 2024Live Arunachal Repolling in 8 PS: 79.80% turnout recorded
26th April 2024Live Suspected petrol bomb hurled at Meghalaya Dy CM Dhar’s residence
26th April 2024WE RECOMMEND
Nagaland: Unprecedented rainfall since April 19 damages dam and crops, leaves villagers devastated
Longsa village, known for its substantial vegetable production, has been the worst hit.
24th April 2024ENPO lifts indefinite total shutdown in Eastern Nagaland, a day after LS polls get over in Nagaland
Almost zero voter turnout for the Lok Sabha elections was recorded yesterday in the 6 districts of eastern Nagaland following the indefinite total shutdown.
20th April 2024People boycott Lok Sabha polls in Eastern Nagaland
There was no voting at all in areas under Eastern Nagaland following the indefinite shutdown and “voluntarily abstain” call given by the ENPO.
19th April 2024Polling for 15 of the 25 Lok Sabha seats in Northeast underway, 96 candidates in fray
As many as 35 candidates are in the fray in Assam, 10 each in Manipur and Meghalaya, 14 each in Arunachal Pradesh and Sikkim, 6 in Mizoram 4 in Tripura and 3 in Nagaland.
19th April 2024Lok Sabha polls: Over 13 lakh voters to exercise franchise for lone parliamentary seat in Nagaland tomorrow
3 candidates are in fray for the Nagaland Lok Sabha seat.
18th April 2024