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NPF rebuts Jamir’s call for President’s Rule in Nagaland
✍️ MokokchungTimes.com
🗓 30 Sep 2026, 05:16 PM
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The Nationalist People’s Front has publicly opposed Jamir’s demand for imposing President’s Rule in Nagaland, calling the move unwarranted.
The Nationalist People’s Front (NPF) has taken a firm stand against statements made by Jamir urging the imposition of President’s Rule in Nagaland. The party issued a statement rejecting the call as premature and contrary to the democratic mandate of the state’s elected government.
NPF leaders argued that the demand undermines the constitutional process and could destabilise the political environment in the state. They emphasized that any decision on President’s Rule should be based on concrete evidence of a breakdown of governance, not on political speculation.
The party appealed to the central government to respect the authority of the state’s elected representatives and to refrain from taking drastic measures without clear justification. The NPF’s response comes amid growing political tension in the region, with opposition parties closely monitoring the developments.
No further action has been announced by the central government, and the issue remains a point of contention between state and central authorities.
NPF leaders argued that the demand undermines the constitutional process and could destabilise the political environment in the state. They emphasized that any decision on President’s Rule should be based on concrete evidence of a breakdown of governance, not on political speculation.
The party appealed to the central government to respect the authority of the state’s elected representatives and to refrain from taking drastic measures without clear justification. The NPF’s response comes amid growing political tension in the region, with opposition parties closely monitoring the developments.
No further action has been announced by the central government, and the issue remains a point of contention between state and central authorities.