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Naga People’s Front Ready to Relinquish Power for Honourable Naga Solution
A political party in India called the NPF wants to help solve a long-standing issue for the Naga people.
The party leader, Achumbemo Kikon, said they are willing to give up their positions of power if it means finding a good and lasting solution.
He also talked about how two parties, NPF and NDPP, have joined together.
Kikon believes this merger will make all Naga people stronger and more united.
He mentioned they had to work hard to make sure the merger papers were submitted on time, showing their dedication.
Kikon reminded party members to be disciplined, loyal, and to make decisions together.
He stressed that the party believes in peaceful ways to achieve their goals and is not driven by money or power, but by faith and trust from the people.
He encouraged new members to spread the party's message and be honest.
NPF Secretary General Achumbemo Kikon stated the party is ready to relinquish power for an honourable Naga solution.
The party's guiding principle is to serve the aspirations of the Naga people, not for political gain.
Kikon described the NPF-NDPP merger as a historic unification of like-minded Nagas, strengthening solidarity and collective progress.
He emphasized the party's commitment to democratic and peaceful means, upholding the motto "Fide Non Armis" (By faith, not by arms).
NPF leaders urged party members to maintain discipline, loyalty, and unity in collective decision-making.
- Who
- Naga People’s Front (NPF) Secretary General and MLA Achumbemo Kikon, along with other party leaders.
- What
- Reaffirmed the NPF's readiness to step down from power for an honourable and acceptable solution to the Naga political issue, and highlighted the significance of the NPF-NDPP merger.
- Where
- Kohima
- When
- Friday, October 31
- Why
- To reiterate the party's long-standing commitment to the Naga people's aspirations, the importance of unity, and the principles of democratic and peaceful means to achieve a solution.
Key facts
- Party
- Naga People’s Front (NPF)
- Key Speaker
- Achumbemo Kikon, NPF Secretary General and MLA
- Event
- Oath-taking ceremony of newly appointed central office bearers and other functionaries
- Date of Merger Announcement
- October 21
- Number of Appointed Functionaries
- Over 400
- Party Motto
- Fide Non Armis (By faith, not by arms)
Quotes
Achumbemo Kikon
NPF Secretary General and MLA
“Our party’s position on the Naga issue has never changed. We are ready to sacrifice our positions and step down any time for an honourable solution that brings lasting peace and unity among the Nagas.”
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“We had to fight even in Delhi to make our voice heard. That shows our commitment. The NPF is not just a name — it is a spirit that refuses to be silenced.”
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