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Nagaland Governor condemns Mon attack

First Published: 20th June, 2018 18:16 IST

Nagaland Governor P. B. Acharya has condemned the attack on the Assam Rifles convoy by the ULFA-Independent and the NSCN-Khaplang. In a press release , the Governor stated that such

Nagaland Governor P. B. Acharya has condemned the attack on the Assam Rifles convoy by the ULFA-Independent and the NSCN-Khaplang.

In a press release , the Governor stated that such violence has no place in the society and ppealed to the NSCN-K to shun violence and restore its ceasefire with the Centre.

Governor Acharya also said that the peace process was moving in the right direction and hoped that a settlement will be reached at the earliest.

He called on the NSCN-K to join the peace process and work for an early solution in the interest of all Nagas.

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