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Meanwhile, Kharge is planned to visit Kohima on October 7 and appeal to a public rally in the Naga Fill Park. Nagaland Pradesh Congress Committee Chairman Lok Sabha Deputy Supongmeren Jamir, Kohima’daki congress Bhavan made an announcement at a press conference.

According to Jamir, the congress expects at least 10,000 people to be gathered for the rally. The activity on “secure democracy, safe secularism and secure nagaland” will also emphasize key issues such as youth employment, entrepreneurship, good governance and road connection.

The statement said that the rally would follow separate meetings between Kharte and Congress Political Affairs Committee, pro -Committee senior members and regional congress committees (DCCs).

The Congress deputy stressed that the rally is not only a party function, but also a political platform to address the difficulties faced by Nagaland and the Northeast. Citizens, especially minorities, to participate in the rally and to express the concerns that he said that he would be put forward by regional leaders.

Kharge, Secretary General of the Congress (Organization) KC Venugopal and the party’s responsible for Nagaland, deputy of Odisha, Söktagiri Sankar Ulaka and other leaders will be accompanied by national leaders.

Jamir is the beginning of a wider congress campaign in the region, and the party’s armed forces (Special Forces) Law (AFSPA), governance and constitutional rights are taking a definite stance.

The Congress said that the Supreme Command of the Congress was serious in addressing these concerns and that other political parties could invite Nagaland’s democracy, secularism and future to participate in a common platform to protect the future.

The joint control of the organization committee and the Nagaland Pradesh Congress Committee (NPCC) Secretary General Akouono Miachieo appealed for cooperation and encouraged all citizens to reach every household in Nagaland.