Wokha, February 14 (MExN): The Lotha Youth Hoho (LYH) today listed the reasons as to why TR Zeliang should step down from the seat of Chief Minister.
The first in the list was the “blind initiative” for Nagaland Special Development Zone (NSDZ) by the DAN government led by TR Zeliang.
Another reason, the LYH mentioned in a press release issued by its Media Cell was “unduly protracting the payment of scholarship to students creating unnecessary harassment to the students’ community.”
It further pointed out the non-payment of salaries to the teachers, while stating that the “unmatched harassment” meted out to them by the government using water canon instead of paying them their due salaries was “an act of tyranny.”
LYH also added in its list the “unmandated inclusion of Rongmei tribe as Nagas of Nagaland which has resulted to hue and cries from the entire sections of Nagaland.”
The Hoho also mentioned the construction and inauguration of Rani Gaidinliu Memorial Library in Kohima despite staunch oppositions from various stakeholders of the state.
The DAN government led by TR Zeliang, it further stated, had imposed 144 CrPC at Tssori Champang Oil Fields under Wokha Zone on July 21, 2014 “to launch the controversial MOGPL Company for extraction of P&NG against the rights and wishes of the people.”
It also alleged “wilful violation” of the Act of NLA made in 1990 on ownership and transfer of land and its resources while framing NP&NG rules and regulations 2012.
“The case of fuel adulteration and misuse of PDS are glaring examples of corruptions under his leadership,” LYH added.
The Youth Hoho further stated that the CM should step down for the “chaos and discontentment” created out of the 33% women reservation and the Nagaland Municipal Act 2001 resulting in the loss of 3 precious lives and injuring 9 people and for the "complete failure of State machinery and the rule of lawlessness" in the State.
“The above activities of TR Zeliang led DAN government justifies the stand of the Lotha Youth Hoho in demanding his resignation,” it added.
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