Archive · 4 Sep 2025
Nagaland PAC Supports Naga Unity, Calls for Shared Future
The Political Affairs Committee (PAC) in Nagaland, made up of leaders like the Chief Minister, met to discuss the future of the Naga people.
They agreed with a previous statement from Ungma village that focused on Naga unity and a shared future.
This committee includes many different Naga groups and tribal leaders.
They also want to restart peace talks to help discussions move forward.
They're asking all Naga people to come together and support peace.
The Political Affairs Committee (PAC) of Nagaland endorsed the 'Ungma Statement'.
The meeting was held in Kohima on September 1.
The PAC included various political groups and tribal representatives.
The committee wants to resume peace talks.
They are encouraging unity within the Naga society.
- Who
- Political Affairs Committee (PAC)
- What
- Endorsed the 'Ungma Statement' and called for unity
- When
- September 1
- Where
- Kohima
- Why
- To support a shared political vision based on Naga rights
Government of India
Naga Political Groups
Peace Talks
Government of India
Continuing to uphold the principles of the ceasefire agreements and ensuring talks did not break down
Naga Political Groups
Negotiating a shared political vision.
- Committee
- Political Affairs Committee (PAC)
- Meeting Date
- September 1
- Location
- Kohima
- Key Action
- Endorsed the 'Ungma Statement'
- Participants
- 16 Naga Political Groups, 14 tribal hohos
