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Naga MLAs float platform

Sushanta Talukdar

Their agenda is to raise Naga integration issue in Manipur Assembly

Imphal: The six elected independent Naga candidates of Manipur backed by the United Naga Council have floated a new political platform under the name United Naga Democratic Alliance and resolved to work out a strategy to use all opportunities to raise the issue of integration of Naga-inhabited areas of Manipur with Nagaland on the floor of the House. UNC chairman Paul Leo told The Hindu that the candidates backed by the council had gone to the voters on integration.

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