The 5 Tribes Committee on Review of Reservation Policy (CoRRP) has announced that it will go ahead with its proposed agitation on May 29.

In a press release issued on May 28, the Committee informs that the State Govt through the Home Commissioner, Nagaland had issued a letter on May 25 addressed to Convenor, 5 Tribes Committee on Review of Reservation Policy, which was received only on May 28.

“The letter simply informs that the State Government on 7^th May 2025 had constituted a Committee to examine and submit its findings on Policy for Reservation in Government employment within 3 months time. It further requested the 5 Tribes CoRRP to re-consider the proposed agitations starting from 29^th May 2025 onwards,” stated the Committee.

Following consultations with the five tribes’ apex bodies, the Committee came to a unanimous decision that the “State Govt’s letter not only lacks sincere commitment but fails to address our core concerns and issues raised in the Memorandum of 20/09/2024”.

“Therefore, the proposed agitations starting 29^th May 2025 onwards will go ahead as planned,” maintained the Committee.

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Meanwhile, a notice issued by the Chief Secretary informed that a meeting is convened under the Chairmanship of Deputy Chief Minister (Home) to discuss the Policy on Reservation in Government Employment on June 3 at 11 am at the Secretariat Conference Hall, Civil Secretariat, Kohima.

The following has been requested to make it convenient to attend the meeting:

1. Convenor, 5- Tribes Committee on Review of Reservation Policy along with two representatives
2. President, Angami Public Organisation along with two members
3. President, Ao Senden along with two members
4. President, Lotha Hoho along with two members
5. President, Rengma Hoho along with two members
6. President, Sumi Hoho along with two members