Our Reporter Dimapur, June 29 (EMN): A day after officials of the National People’s Party (NPP) Nagaland state resigned en masse, NPP national secretary Sushil Huidrom, on Wednesday, said that NPP central does not take such activity from the ‘handful and so-called NPP (members) seriously’. The party’s national secretary was addressing a press conference at the party office in Dimapur. Huidrom, while maintaining that the dissident group was inactive and not contributing to the party, said that there was no confusion regarding their self claimed “mass resignation”. He affirmed that the party will be ‘all out’ in the forthcoming Nagaland Legislative Election 2023. NPP state president Dr. Andrew Ahoto Sema remarked that those who have resigned from the party were hovering to deteriorate the party and were ‘power mongers’ who were after the president’s post. [Also read: NPP officials render mass resignation] “Only a handful of districts which also did not have any me
Our Reporter Dimapur, June 28 (EMN): Officials of the National People’s Party (NPP) along with district unit presidents on Tuesday declared mass resignation from the party with immediate effect citing loss of faith in the state president’s leadership. Addressing a press conference at Hotel Saramati on Tuesday, Limanuksung Longkumer, General Secretary-Organisation, NPP, Nagaland state, stated that due to ‘ongoing circumstances’, they were rendering mass resignation from the primary and active membership of the party. “Being one of the founding members of the party, unfortunately I express my deepest regret on being a member as the party failed to control its functionaries,” he said. He further read out the letter on the subject of mass resignation, addressed to the national president, NPP, Conrad Sangma, undersigned by officials from parent body, National People’s Youth Front (NPYF), state women wing and the district units of Mon, Longleng, Tuensang, Kiphire and Mokokc