Arunachal: Gaon Buras tender mass resignation as a mark of protest against shifting of district headquarters
First Published: 28th August, 2018 21:42 IST
Around 60 Gaon Buras tendered their resignation as a mark of protest over government’s alleged attempt to shift the already notified Siang district headquarters from Pangin to Boleng in Arunachal
Around 60 Gaon Buras tendered their resignation as a mark of protest over government’s alleged attempt to shift the already notified Siang district headquarters from Pangin to Boleng in Arunachal Pradesh.
The resignation letters were submitted to the Deputy and additional Deputy Commissioner of the Siang district.
The letter clearly stated that the gaon buras are aggrieved over the decision of the state cabinet taken on March 12 to shift the Siang district headquarters to Boleng.
They are opposing the proposed bill for amendment and are demanding that the re-organization act be placed in the monsoon session of the assembly.
They are firm in their decision and made it clear that they will continue with the protest and fight until the state government pays heed to their genuine demand.
A goan bura said that the people of the Pangin region has already donated huge stretches of land to the government for the new district head quarters.
COMMENTS
TOPMOST STORY NOW
Live Meghalaya CM Conrad Sangma drives hismself to cast his vote in Tura
19th April 2024Live We have to make PM Modi the Prime Minister for the third time: Manipur CM
19th April 2024Live “India’s national election is Maha Kumbh Mela of Democracy”: US Diplomat Atul Keshap
19th April 2024Live Lok Sabha Polls 2024: CMs of Arunachal, Manipur, Sikkim, Nagaland, Mizoram and Tripura cast their votes
19th April 2024WE RECOMMEND
Voting underway in Arunachal: 133 candidates in fray for 50 Assembly seats and 14 candidates for 2 LS seats
8 Lakh 88 thousand 816 voters out of which 4,33,760 are male voters and 4,49,050 female voters will decide the fate of the total 147 candidates in fray.
19th April 2024Polling for 15 of the 25 Lok Sabha seats in Northeast underway, 96 candidates in fray
As many as 35 candidates are in the fray in Assam, 10 each in Manipur and Meghalaya, 14 each in Arunachal Pradesh and Sikkim, 6 in Mizoram 4 in Tripura and 3 in Nagaland.
19th April 2024Arunachal Elections 2024: Over 8.8 lakh voters to exercise franchise for Assembly and Lok Sabha polls tomorrow
There will be 2,226 polling stations spread over the entire state.
18th April 2024Arunachal Pradesh: CEO reports 100% arm license deposit and stringent security measures
Sain expressed gratitude to the people of Arunachal Pradesh for their support in conducting a free, fair, and peaceful election
17th April 2024Last day of campaigning for 1st phase of LS polls and assembly polls in Arunachal, Sikkim
By the Model Code of Conduct (MCC) rules, political advertisements or campaigns for the first phase and Assembly polls will come to an end at 5 PM
17th April 2024