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NSCN (I-M) rejects Centre's decision on ceasefire

G Vinayak in Guwahati

The National Socialist Council of Nagalim (I-M) on Monday morning issued a statement from Amsterdam stating the truce 'within territorial limits' was not acceptable to them.

The statement said, "During the two-day talks with K Padmanabaiah, the Centre's emissary, nothing was finalised on the review of the June 14 Bangkok agreement."

The statement said that there was 'no point' in the Centre's announcement limiting the ceasefire to Nagaland only.

The statement added, "We are constrained to issue this statement to make things clear to both the Nagas and the Indians. It is understood that before implementing the ceasefire it is necessary to keep the activity of the Indian Armed Forces under control."

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