Surrendered HNLC Cadre Arrested for Extortion Linked to Demand Notes

A former member of the banned HNLC, now working as an overground operative, was arrested for collecting money from victims allegedly targeted by the militant outfit

Meghalaya Govt invites HNLC to resume peace talks

Speaking about the recent arrest of the HNLC sleeper cells members from Ri Bhoi, Tynsong said that the law will take action against illegal activities by the proscribed HNLC.

Meghalaya Govt again invites HNLC to resume peace talks

Meghalaya Deputy Chief Minister in charge of Home, Prestone Tynsong has requested the HNLC to come forward to resume the tripartite talks between the organisation, State Government and the centre.

Meghalaya: Crackdown on extortion, HNLC cadre arrested

Police further confirmed the allegations that Storgy Lyngdoh was invovled in activities such as extortion, regrouping, and mobilizing support of symphathizers for anti-national and violent causes.

Ready for talks under precribed MHA norms: Meghalaya CM Conrad Sangma to HNLC

CM Sangma once again reached out to the HNLC and urged the group to come to the negotiating table and resolve issues once and for all.

Same conditions put up for HNLC just like other organisations: Meghalaya CM Conrad Sangma

The Meghalaya CM said that there are standard conditions for all talks and the decision of withdrawal depends on case to case basis.

Meghalaya: HNLC not seen as enemy… doors still open: cabinet minister Paul Lyngdoh

Paul Lyngdoh stated the HNLC is always welcome to join the negotiations at any point of time.

HNLC sticks to its demand for general amnesty, flags ‘trust deficit’ with Govt

According to HNLC representative Sadon Blah the peace process is over if the government still does not drop cases and grants general amnesty to the HNLC cadres and leaders.

Meghalaya: BJP urges HNLC to stay in the peace negotiations

HNLC has withdrawn from the peace talks with the centre stating that it is unhappy with the Central government's lack of seriousness in addressing their core demands