Our Correspondent Kohima, Oct. 7 (EMN): Following a crucial meeting with the state government on Friday, the All Nagaland Ad hoc Teachers’ Group (ANATG)-2015 batch called off its agitation with immediate effect after 12 days of sit-in and eight days of hunger strike. The ad hoc teachers had been staging a peaceful protest in Kohima since September 26, demanding the government to regularise their services. A five-point resolution, including constitution of a High Powered Committee within 15 days to address the issue and to resolve the matter before the end of next year, was passed at the meeting on Friday that continued for more than six hours, following which the agitating teachers agreed to call off the protest. Headed by Principal Secretary to the chief minister, KD Vizo, the meeting was held with the ANATG-2015 batch central and core committee members in the presence of the All Nagaland School Teachers’ Association (ANSTA), at the conference hall, Department of IT&C in Kohima. Spokesperson of ANATG-2015, Bendangtemsu Ozukum told journalists after the meeting that they have agreed to the five points, which is more to do with the regularisation process and termed the meeting as the “most successful” one. As for the...