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PM Modi ahead of the Nagaland Elections said that BJP always wants to bring permanent peace and Progress to Nagaland. Prime Minister Narendra Modi Friday accused the Congress of “using the northeast as an ATM and siphoning off money meant for the region’s development”, during a public rally in Nagaland’s Dimapur.Also read: Delhi: Man kills girlfriend, stores body in RefrigeratorHe said, “Nagaland always underwent political instability when the Congress was in power. Congress leaders used the northeast as an ATM and siphoned off money that was meant for the region’s development,” PM Modi said he was seeing a lot of public support for the BJP-NDPP government, and that Nagaland was riding on a wave of ‘vikas‘ and ‘vishwas‘.  Speaking about the Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act, 1958 (AFSPA), PM Modi said, “The government is striving to bring permanent peace in Nagaland so AFSPA is completely lifted from the state.” He also said violence in the state has re