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Staff reporter
GUWAHATI, Oct 18 – A joint delegation of the All Assam Students’ Union (AASU) and the All Bodo Students’ Union (ABSU) today sought the intervention of Governor SC Mathur in safeguarding the interests of the indigenous populace of Udalguri and Darrang districts in the wake the recent group clashes in some parts of the districts. The two student bodies called on the Governor at Raj Bhavan and submitted a memorandum to him, highlighting the situation in the violence-affected areas.
According to the AASU and the ABSU, which visited the two districts recently, the indigenous people were not getting adequate security and they “should be fully protected from the arms and weapons of the anti-Indian and fundamentalists.”
The other demands include protection of villages vacated by indigenous people from being looted; security arrangement for safe return of the affected families; supply of food items for thousands of affected families; medical care for the affected populace; compensation to families for loss of life and property; and a CBI inquiry into the incidents of violence.
The student bodies further blamed the State Government for the violence and also for failing to initiate necessary measures in the aftermath of the violence. source: assam tribune
Staff reporter
GUWAHATI, Oct 18 – A joint delegation of the All Assam Students’ Union (AASU) and the All Bodo Students’ Union (ABSU) today sought the intervention of Governor SC Mathur in safeguarding the interests of the indigenous populace of Udalguri and Darrang districts in the wake the recent group clashes in some parts of the districts. The two student bodies called on the Governor at Raj Bhavan and submitted a memorandum to him, highlighting the situation in the violence-affected areas.
According to the AASU and the ABSU, which visited the two districts recently, the indigenous people were not getting adequate security and they “should be fully protected from the arms and weapons of the anti-Indian and fundamentalists.”
The other demands include protection of villages vacated by indigenous people from being looted; security arrangement for safe return of the affected families; supply of food items for thousands of affected families; medical care for the affected populace; compensation to families for loss of life and property; and a CBI inquiry into the incidents of violence.
The student bodies further blamed the State Government for the violence and also for failing to initiate necessary measures in the aftermath of the violence. source: assam tribune
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