Friday, July 11, 2025
spot_img

DAA imposed on Govt’s nod, says Congress

Date:

Share post:

spot_imgspot_img

KOHIMA:The NPCC has dismissed state Home Minister Imkong L Imchen’s statement that the Centre has imposed the Disturbed Area Act (DAA) in Nagaland and pointed out that the DAA could not be extended without a nod from the state cabinet.

The Nagaland Pradesh Congress Committee(NPCC) media cell in a statement said the party demanded the home minister to make public the letter of the state government to the Union Ministry of Home Affairs opposing the extension of the Disturbed Area Act (DAA) in the entire state.

”Every time he fails to find an answer to the queries of the NPCC.

The Home Minister has been in the habit of saying that the Congress in Nagaland doesn’t understand the problem and is only trying to mislead the public,” he pointed out.

The statement said, ”It appears that, having found the reports of the state government misleading, the Central Government has extended the DAA on the report of independent central agencies,” the NPCC claimed, adding the state government could not convince the Centre with invalid reason(s).

Stating that the state home minister could not term the extension as an imposition, the NPCC said the Naga People Front (NPF)-led Democratic Alliance of Nagaland (DAN) Government is responsible for the extension of DAA in the entire state as the DAN Government has created a disturbed situation wherein the extension of DAA was necessitated. (UNI)

spot_imgspot_img

Related articles

Djokovic one step closer to title

London, July 10: Novak Djokovic’s search for his personal Holy Grail – a 25th Grand Slam title and...

After routing Real Madrid, PSG eye Chelsea and historic quadruple

East Rutherford, July 10: Wearing their blue, red and white jerseys, Paris Saint-Germain supporters were surrounded by white...

Belinda Bencic storms into semis

London, July 9: Returning to the circuit after the birth of her child, Belinda Bencic continued with her...

Asia Cup in doubt after India, Lanka refuse to attend ACC meeting

Mumbai, July 10: The Asia Cup cricket tournament plunged into further doubt and chaos after India and Sri...