Issued memo to govt staff on governor's order: Nagaland

July 23, 2020 21:03

Governor R N Ravi. Photograph: Saisuresh Sivaswamy/Rediff.com

An office memorandum issued by the home department of the Nagaland government dated July 7 had asked all its employees to self-declare if any of their family members and relatives are members of underground organisations.

'The Nagaland government has clarified that it had passed an order asking all its employees to declare if any relative was working for underground organisations only on the insistence of Governor R N Ravi. Ravi is also the interlocutor of the peace talks of Naga insurgent groups with the Centre,' reports Abhishek Saha in the Indian Express, here.

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