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The Telegraph | Radhika Ramaseshan | New Delhi, June 12:
A "breakthrough" is expected in the Centre's talks with Nagaland's top insurgent group, the National Socialist Council of Nagalim (Isak-Muivah), political sources in the Narendra Modi government have said. They refused to reveal much about the purported understanding but claimed that the June 4 ambush of the army by the group's principal rival, the National Socialist Council of Nagaland (Khaplang), was one of its indirect fallouts. They said S.S. Khaplang had launched the attack that killed 18 soldiers in Manipur because he feared becoming "irrelevant" if and when the Isak-Muivah group struck a deal with the Centre.
According to the sources, Thuingaleng Muivah has been willing to consider the government's offer of more autonomy for the Naga areas of Manipur, with a possible financial arrangement between the Centre and an autonomous district council that bypasses the Manipur government.
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