NSC 69 | The Naga Question: Insurgency, Ceasefire &the Peace Process
- 3 years ago
Dr. Happymon Jacob speaks with Gopal Krishna Pillai [India’s former Home Secretary
(2009 – 2011)] about a range of issues that constitute the Naga question, or the Naga quest for greater
autonomy. He provides a historical overview of the Naga issue, the unilateral declaration of
independence, the Indian state’s response, the insurgency and the many efforts at peace that have
been made. Mr. Pillai highlights the many factions within the Naga movement, delineating their
respective positions and demands. Mr. Pillai explains what he thinks of the 2015 framework
agreement and the progress that has been made since then.
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(2009 – 2011)] about a range of issues that constitute the Naga question, or the Naga quest for greater
autonomy. He provides a historical overview of the Naga issue, the unilateral declaration of
independence, the Indian state’s response, the insurgency and the many efforts at peace that have
been made. Mr. Pillai highlights the many factions within the Naga movement, delineating their
respective positions and demands. Mr. Pillai explains what he thinks of the 2015 framework
agreement and the progress that has been made since then.
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