The Centre has decided to go ahead with its plan to sign a peace accord with all the other armed rebel groups and civil society organisations of Nagaland.

Although a section of NSCN (I-M) led by its secretary general Th. Muivah has not given their final consent for signing the peace accord, however, its NSCN(I-M) to take its final call to sign the peace accord as all the other stakeholders have approved the “final draft agreement” aimed at bringing an end to decades-old insurgency in Nagaland.

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The Naga National Political Groups (NNPG), an umbrella organisation of seven militant groups of the state and citizens’ groups have already approved the draft agreement.

Meanwhile, the demand for a separate flag and constitution for Nagaland has been rejected once again in the negation with IB officers, security sources admitted said NSCN(I-M) has been trying to buy time by raising some rhetorical issues, but Government of India has made it clear that they can’t prolong peace talks any more.