Talks that will ink the crucial bilateral
cease-fire agreement between
National Socialist Council of
Nagaland-Khaplang (NSCN-K)
and Myanmar Government on the
long drawn Naga-Myanmar political
issue was reported to have started
on April 26 at “Khamti” town
in Myanmar located beyond the
borders of India, reports Nagaland Post. The source informed that NSCN-K chairman
S.S. Khaplang is not attending
the meeting at Khamti but senior
leaders Kughalu Mulatonu, Wangtin
Naga and P. Tikhak are representing
the group at the meeting being
held with Myanmar representatives. The source also confirmed
Khaplang’s move to appoint an
emissary to negotiate on his
behalf during political talks
with Myanmar.
Besides working out strategies and modalities
for setting up cease-fire ground
rules, the meeting will also
deliberate on NSCN-K’s proposal. | 
