Arunachalese to seek Chinese help!
An influential student body in Arunachal Pradesh threatened to take the resort of China in protest against the Supreme Court’s recent judgment for citizenship to the Chakma-Hajong refugees. Talking to reporters in New Delhi on Saturday, AAPSU leader Gumjum Haider said that they would have no option but to take help of foreign country for intervention at a time when China has been claiming the north eastern state.
The apex court last month asked the government to grant citizenship to Chakma and Hajong refugees who had been rehabilitated in the state in 1964-69 after they fled their homes in Bangladesh.
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Assam Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi alleged before prime minister Narendra Modi gross injustice hours after he staged dharna in front of Parliament striking nationwide attention of his charges. Addressing a press conference in New Delhi on Wednesday, Gogoi claimed to have apprised Modi of his grievances for not getting due care and attention from the Centre. "Modi assured me of special package to Assam along with other backward states," said Gogoi. The chief minister said that he brought to the notice of the Prime Minister the delayed dispatch of the central team to the state to assess the post flood scene. "Flood waves wreaked havoc in July and August and see the...
Assam Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi is all prepared to stage dharna in front of Parliament on Wednesday alleging non receipt of central funds to the state. Party MPs from both the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha are also joining Gogoi at 11 in the morning. Senior Congress leaders told Assam Times that along with the Ex-Assam MPs, they want party president Sonia Gandhi to join the dharna. Gogoi announced the dharna plan a couple of days back giving a deadline. According to the Assam chief minister, the Centre has not received an estimated Rs 20,000 crore due to the State, including in oil royalty arrears.
As assembly polls are round the corner days are not far for six ethnic communities in Assam to get ST status. Union minister for tribal affairs Juel Ornam told a delegation of Koch Rajbanshi in New Delhi on Tuesday that the process was on to accord the status to Ahom, Koch, Muttocks, Moran and Adivasi communities. He said that these communities will get ST status before the Assembly polls.
The Election Commission is preparing to hold Assam assembly polls early next year. Sources told Assam Times that the polls are likely to take place in three phase from March-end to be completed before the Rongali Bihu which falls on April 15. The full bench of the country's poll panel will be on a two days visit to Assam to assess the situation for the upcoming polls. Led by Chief Election Commissioner Nasim Zaidy, the delegation is arriving in Guwahati on December 21 and will hold meetings with political parties. On December 22, the full bench will meet the Deputy Commissioners and SPs to take stock of the law and order situation.
Hundreds of people from Assam staged dharna in New Delhi raising a slew of demands on Monday. Under the banner of Sadou Asom Goria Moria Parishad, the protesters thronged the Jantar Mantar at 11 in the morning and shouted slogans reiterating their demands. Talking to reporters, the protesters said, "We want reservation in government and private sector jobs apart from economic package for us." "Our main demand is satellite autonomy. This is the best possible measure to uplift us," another protestor. The leaders of the organization further said that they would launch a massive protest if they fail to get measures to ensure ethic identity and constitutional safeguard.
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