Our Correspondent
Kohima | April 16
The Naga Mothers’ Association (NMA) has expressed its disappointment over the long absence of the State Governor in the State who also misbehaved by pointing his finger at one of its colleague on 14 March at his private residence when the NMA delegation had reached him to submit a representation. The NMA Advisor added that the Association has written a letter to the Special Secretary strongly objecting to the unbecoming behavior of the Governor with the NMA delegation stating that it will not tolerate a Head of the State behaving like this. The Advisor said the Association has accepted the Governor’s apology with a condition that such behavior should never be repeated on any Naga women and to maintain the decorum of the office he holds at the Raj Bhavan.
