Kohima: After 21 MLAs from the Naga People’s Front (NPF) party joined Nagaland Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio led Nationalist Democrats Progressive Party (NDPP), the Manipur State Unit (MSU) NPF assured of its commitment to the party.
Manipur MLA and president of the NPF in Manipur Awangbow Newmai, during an emergency meeting of the party’s Central Executive Council (CEC) in Kohima on Thursday, said that the party in Manipur will “not back out” from the NPF.
Reacting to the “defection” of 21 NPF legislators in Nagaland, Newmai said that the party now has only “matured people” in the CEC. He said that the NPF MSU will support and obey the party and not go astray.
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