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Is “shared sovereignty” political or economic
Morung Express | Kekhrie Yhome | May 9
But for the misleading word “sovereignty,” it would however be erroneous to attribute a political character in the tracing of the term-phrase “shared sovereignty” because it is historically first an economic reference and not a political definition. Would that mean NSCN-IM is mooting for an economic concession, under the garb of “nothing short of sovereignty,” a political phrase most are now familiar with?
Is the NSCN-IM’s list of “competencies,” submitted to Government of India, then a hurried request for a doggy bag, based on a possible fear of the ‘talks’ falling-out and on imperceptive understanding of ‘shared sovereignty’?
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