No split in Nagaland People’s Front, says CM after governor seeks trust vote
Nagaland Chief Minister Shurhozelie Liezietsu today claimed that there was no split in the ruling Nagaland People’s Front (NPF) despite the leadership crisis.
Interacting with media-persons after coming out of the Returning Officer s chamber after filing papers for the July 29 bye-election to Northern Angami seat, Liezietsu claimed that there would be no split in NPF and expressed confidence that MLAs camping in Kaziranga will come back soon.
On the dissident group accusation of him being too ambitious and greedy for power to contest the by-election, he said it was not about he being ambitious but it was for the sake of the government and party leaders.
He also informed that his son Khriehu Liezietsu, who rejected the appointment as CM s advisor for Music Task Force would be a standby candidate.
Rajya Sabha MP KG Kenye, Nagaland cabinet ministers CL John, P Longon and Yitachu, Advisor Thongwang Konyak and NPF central executive council member accompanied Liezietsu when the went to file the nomination paper.
Nagaland Governor P B Acharya today directed Liezietsu to seek a vote of confidence on the floor of the assembly on or before July 15.
The Governor’s directive came after former chief minister T R Zeliang staked claim to form …read more
