Naga People’s Front marks 64th Foundation Day

The Naga People’s Front (NPF) celebrated its 64th Foundation Day in Kohima. During the event, party president and Nagaland Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio called for organizational renewal and stronger grassroots engagement. Rio emphasized the need for increased participation from women and youth, urging party workers to strengthen the organization across all 60 Assembly constituencies in Nagaland.

Addressing political issues, Rio reiterated the party’s commitment to an inclusive and acceptable solution for the Naga people. He also expressed solidarity with those affected by violence in Manipur, calling for reconciliation and the restoration of peace. Rio highlighted that development in infrastructure, education, and connectivity must continue alongside political settlement efforts.

In preparation for the anniversary, the NPF Phek division held a coordination meeting in Kohima. Party leaders discussed the importance of unity and effective coordination following the merger of the NDPP and NPF, with officials expressing confidence in the party’s prospects for the 2028 Assembly elections.