Dimapur, June 28 (EMN): The National People’s Party (NPP) Nagaland State unit has expressed shock over the “unconstitutional manner in which some handful and dissident members of the party” had tendered a mass resignation at a press conference in Dimapur, alleging loss of faith on its state unit president Andrew Ahoto Sema. In a clarification issued just hours after the mass resignation was announced, the party claimed that the “handful of members who have tendered their resignation do not even comprise 2% of the total party strength contrary to their claims that they comprise 80% of the party”. “The members who have tendered their resignation are the dissident group of the party, the rotten apples, who were sooner or later going to be suspended from the party due to numerous anti-party activities which they had been carrying out for the past many months in order to topple the leadership of the party due to their ulterior and selfish designs,” read the statement. Accu
Our Reporter Dimapur, June 26 (EMN): A recovering drug abuser, Meren K, on Sunday lamented that no one was talking about how to prevent the inflow of drugs in the state, and ‘even with 10,000 missionaries, there was no change on this issue’, while drawing attention to the failing system. “Every year the International Day against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking is observed but nothing much is being done to stop the inflow of drugs. “Every year the day is observed but without any change; how many productive hours, money, and leaders are wasted to come up with the catchphrase ‘say no to drugs’, he questioned. He was addressing a programme organised in commemoration of International Day against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking at Hotel Acacia in Dimapur, which was jointly organised by the Dimapur District Users Network (DDUN) and District AIDS Prevention and Control Unit (DAPCU), supported by partner NGOs, development partners and well wishers. Meren, who has been an addic
National People's Party (NPP), Nagaland President Andrew Ahoto Yepthomi asked the people of Northeast India to stand united as a family and stressed that they can do wonders with 24 MPs in the Indian parliament.
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The NPP, on December 13, condemned the statement given by Union Home Minister Amit Shah in Parliament on the tragic December 4 Oting killings. At a press conference today in Dimapur, NPP General Secretary, Political Affairs, Ricky Ozukum, termed Shah’s st