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GUWAHATI, India: An armed separatist group in a remote northeast Indian state on Friday threatened to 鈥渞esume violent armed resistance鈥� after nearly three decades of ceasefire, accusing New Delhi of failing to honor promises in earlier agreements.
The Naga insurgency, India鈥檚 oldest, is aimed at creating a separate homeland of Nagalim that unites parts of India鈥檚 mountainous northeast with areas of neighboring Myanmar for ethnic Naga people. About 20,000 people have died in the conflict since it began in 1947.
A ceasefire between the National Socialist Council of Nagaland (Isak-Muivah), a leading separatist group, and Indian security forces has held since it was enforced in 1997 and the group signed an agreement with New Delhi in 2015 toward striking a resolution on their demands.

But talks have stagnated since and in a statement Friday, the group鈥檚 chief, Thuingaleng Muivah, accused India of 鈥渂etrayal of the letter and spirit鈥� of the 2015 agreement.
India鈥檚 Interior Ministry did not immediately respond to a request for comment on Muivah鈥檚 remarks.
In a statement, Muivah urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi鈥檚 federal government to 鈥渞espect and honor鈥� the 2015 agreement, which he said 鈥渙fficially recognized and acknowledged鈥� the right to a sovereign flag and constitution for the separatists.
Muivah proposed a 鈥渢hird party intervention鈥� to resolve the impasse, threatening that it would resume violence if 鈥渟uch a political initiative was rejected.鈥�
鈥淭he violent confrontation between India and Nagalim shall be purely on account of the deliberate betrayal and breach of commitment by India and its leadership to honor the letter and spirit of Framework Agreement of 2015,鈥� he said.
鈥淚ndia and its leadership shall be held responsible for the catastrophic and adverse situation that will arise out of the violent armed conflict between India and Nagalim,鈥� he said.