Sorkarini gita champengako man•gipa Hynniewtrep National Liberation Council (HNLC) bobil dol baksa, tom•tomaniko ra•bana agangolpogrikaniko dakangkuchina ine Cabinet Minister aro National People's Party (NPP)-ni dilgipa, Dr. M Ampareen Lyndoh, Sombar salo, sorkariko ku•patian baksa didiataha.
MDA government spokesperson and cabinet minister Ampareen Lyngdoh on Monday said the government is committed towards the peace talks with the banned militant outfit Hynniewtrep National Liberation Council (HNLC).
Speaking to reporters, Sadon Blah mentioned that the government should not adhere strictly to a 'legal' process but rather adopt a 'political' approach if they wish for the peace process to move forward.
The HNLC has stated that their demand for general amnesty for their cadres was not met; therefore, there is no point in moving forward with the peace talks process.
After the proscribed Hynniewtrep National Liberation Council withdrew from the peace talks, the government of Meghalaya is appealing to the Council to reconsider and urging the HNLC not to withdraw from the ongoing tripartite peace talks.
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Thursday appealed to the proscribed Hynniewtrep National Liberation Council (HNLC) to reconsider its decision to withdraw from the tripartite peace talks with the Centre and State government for lasting peace to prevail in the state of Meghalaya.
While there are many speculations as to the reasons for the derailment of the peace talks with the outfit itself citing government's lack of seriousness in addressing their core demands as the main reason, Hub News highlights all the core demands raised by the outfit and government’s response to them.
Niamni a·palo ine chane champenge donako man·gimin Hynniewtrep National Liberation Council (HNLC) sorkari baksa tom·tomanina re·mikkange golpogrikaoni Budbar salo ong·kataha.
