International Journal of Contemporary Research in Multidisciplinary

Following the signing of the Indo-Naga Peace Accord in 2015 and the subsequent revelation of the Framework Agreement in August 2020, restoration of peace has taken its final shape in the much troubled, torn Naga-inhabited regions of Northeast India. However, to sustain a long lasting peace in the region, it is a prudential requirement to integrate the accord into the institutional policy designs of the government - regional or state as well as the Centre. For this, the support, collaboration, and collective involvement of political party or parties in power are a must. This paper examines and reviews how the Naga People’s Front- a regional party facilitated to resolve the aged old Indo-Naga issues.