NESO dares Assam Chief Minister NET News Network
Guwahati, August 5: The North East Students Organization (NESO) has
challenged the Assam chief minister to give a clarion call to all the suspected
Bangladeshi nationals in the state to leave Assam on their own.
The Nesos challenge came on Sunday after its two day general council meeting
at Shillong from August 3, where the eight students bodies of the seven states
decided to fight against the ongoing infiltration from Bangladesh together.
Neso adviser Samujjal Bhattacharyya said that Assam government is protecting
the escaped suspected Bangladeshi nationals from Arunachal Pradesh and other
states of the region for vote bank politics.
The All Arunachal Pradesh Students Union (AAPSU) issued quit notices to all
the suspected Bangladeshi nationals in the state and about 25,000 people left
the state immediately, he said and added that how can Assam government own
these people as Assamese.
The Aapsu did not use any force to chase the people. The people left the
state immediately after the quit notice. This indicates that the escaped people
themselves admit them as Bangladeshi nationals, how can Assam chief minister
term them as Assams population, wondered Bhattacharyya.
Secretary general of the Neso Gumjum Haider, who also represents Aapsu, said,
It is ridiculous. Assam government owned those people who left our state after
our quit notice to Bangladeshis. If they are genuine Indian people (and nor
Bangladeshis) they should have rather stayed back in Arunachal Pradesh.
Bhattacharyya said that AAPSU has given quit notices suspected Bangladeshis
and the state government had supported them. It is shameful that the state
government here has been protecting those Bangladeshis for strengthening its
vote banks, he said and added that we challenge the chief minister to give a
clarion call.
The NESO in the two day meeting also unanimously decided to fight for three
causes good education, good educational institutional and good employment for
the youth. Besides we have also decided to demand for a separate education
commission for the northeast, he said.
We are also demanding to all the state governments to implement Inner Line
Permit in all the northeastern states which is expected to stop the
infiltration, said Bhattacharyya.
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