Kohima, The ongoing protest by the All Nagaland Adhoc Teachers Group -2015 batch entered its sixth day on Tuesday, with the members warning to further escalate their agitation if their long-pending demand for service regularisation is not addressed. Nagaland adhoc teachers’ strike for service regularisation enters 6th day; decides to intensify stir The agitation, which began on February 4, has been continuing at Naga Solidarity Park here, where members have been gathering daily to press for implementation of earlier assurances and policy decisions related to the regularisation of the ad hoc teachers appointed in 2015. ANAGT leaders said they have decided to launch a hunger strike, and preparations are already in place for its commencement if the government does not respond positively by Tuesday. According to sources within the group, around 20 volunteers have come forward and are ready to participate in the hunger strike. The ANAGT-2015 batch stated that the decision reflects growing frustration over prolonged delays, despite multiple rounds of dialogue, representations, and committee recommendations over the years. They maintained that the issue …