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Dr. Jamir Calls on RSS to Accelerate Naga Peace Talks
✍️ nagalandpost.com
🗓 13 Sep 2026, 06:16 PM
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Nagaland's Dr. Jamir has appealed to the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh to intensify efforts for an early resolution of the Naga conflict, emphasizing the need for swift action.
Nagaland's longstanding conflict with the Naga insurgent groups has seen sporadic talks and stalled progress for decades. In a recent statement, Dr. Jamir, a prominent political figure from the state, urged the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) to play a more proactive role in pushing for an early solution.
"The people of Nagaland deserve a swift and lasting peace," Dr. Jamir said, highlighting the urgency of resolving the dispute before it further erodes social and economic stability in the region. He called on the RSS, known for its influence in national politics, to leverage its networks to facilitate dialogue between the government and Naga representatives.
The appeal comes amid growing calls from civil society and local leaders for renewed negotiations. Dr. Jamir noted that the RSS’s involvement could bring fresh momentum and credibility to the peace process, potentially bridging gaps that have persisted despite previous agreements.
While the government has yet to respond formally, the statement has sparked debate among policymakers and activists about the role of non-governmental organizations in conflict resolution. Dr. Jamir’s call underscores the broader national interest in achieving a durable settlement in Nagaland.
"The people of Nagaland deserve a swift and lasting peace," Dr. Jamir said, highlighting the urgency of resolving the dispute before it further erodes social and economic stability in the region. He called on the RSS, known for its influence in national politics, to leverage its networks to facilitate dialogue between the government and Naga representatives.
The appeal comes amid growing calls from civil society and local leaders for renewed negotiations. Dr. Jamir noted that the RSS’s involvement could bring fresh momentum and credibility to the peace process, potentially bridging gaps that have persisted despite previous agreements.
While the government has yet to respond formally, the statement has sparked debate among policymakers and activists about the role of non-governmental organizations in conflict resolution. Dr. Jamir’s call underscores the broader national interest in achieving a durable settlement in Nagaland.