KOHIMA: The Government of Nagaland, through the Rural Development Department, has constituted a two-member committee, headed by the Officer on Special Duty (OSD), to probe the DRDA Mon cash recovery by Bokajan police in Assam.

A release issued here today by the Joint Director of the Rural Development Department, Kelei Zeliang, said the Committee has been directed to investigate the matter and submit their report within ten days from the date of notification on June 16.

KOHIMA: Congress Legislature Party (CLP) in Nagaland has demanded an immediate clarification from the state government about the seizure of over Rs one crore from an official of Nagaland Rural Development department.

It also wanted to know the urgency of delivering in cash, around Rs 1.11 crore, to a contractor at Dimapur by Mon District Rural Development Agency (DRDA) for Indira Awas Yojna payment by carrying such a huge amount without any security cover and official documents, according to a statement received in Kohima on Sunday.

JOTSOMA: Reaching Jotsoma this afternoon from Pfutsero in Phek district, NSCN/GPRN General Secretary Th. Muivah reiterated the need for reconciliation among the Nagas “because Nagas cannot fail to understand each other.”

Does Manipur want the land of the Nagas but not the Nagas themselves? Dear Government of the Indian State of Manipur, The Naga International Support Center, a human rights organization, astounded by the deployment of your security forces which, under your command, prevented Th. Muivah from entering the state of Manipur, calls on you to elucidate this move. Before judge this move which led to the demise of young Naga students and injured scores of other Naga villagers, we ask you to clarify on the two, perhaps three, arguments you provided.