Archive · 30 May 2025
Naga Tribes Protest Job Quota Policy in Nagaland
People from five Naga tribes are upset about a job system in Nagaland.
They held protests in different towns to show they want changes.
The tribes want the government to either get rid of the job rules or give their tribes special access to open jobs.
They gave the government a note asking for this.
The government hasn't done what they want yet, so they plan to protest more, like sitting outside important buildings and closing down businesses in their areas.
The job system has been around for a while, and the tribes feel it's time for a change to get fair jobs for everyone.
Five Naga tribes protested against Nagaland's job reservation policy.
Protests took place in five district headquarters across Nagaland.
Protesters demand either scrapping the job quota or reserving unreserved quota for their tribes.
The 5 Tribes Committee submitted a memorandum to the government.
Further agitation, including sit-ins and shutdowns, are planned.
- Who
- Sumi, Ao, Lotha, Angami, and Rengma tribes
- What
- Protests against Nagaland's job reservation policy
- When
- Thursday
- Where
- Dimapur, Kohima, Mokokchung, Tseminyu, Wokha, Nagaland
- Why
- To demand a review or change of the job quota policy.
Five Tribes
Government (Implied)
Job Quota Policy
Five Tribes
Scrap or change the policy.
Government (Implied)
Not explicitly stated; implied resistance to the tribes' demands.
- Tribes Involved
- Sumi, Ao, Lotha, Angami, and Rengma
- Cause
- Review of Nagaland's job reservation policy
- Date of Protests
- Thursday
- Protest Locations
- Dimapur, Kohima, Mokokchung, Tseminyu, Wokha
- Memorandum Addressed To
- Chief Secretary
- Planned Actions
- Sit-in, Shutdown