NESO leaders call on Meghalaya CM Conrad Sangma in New Delhi
First Published: 27th November, 2019 17:31 IST
Leaders of the North East Students Organisation (NESO) called on Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad Sangma in New Delhi. Taking to Twitter, CM Conrad Sangma shared a photo of him with
Leaders of the North East Students Organisation (NESO) called on Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad Sangma in New Delhi.
Taking to Twitter, CM Conrad Sangma shared a photo of him with NESO leaders Samujjal Bhattacharya, Samuel Jyrwa and others.
The NESO leaders held a discussion and raised their concerns over the contentious Citizenship Amendment Bill with the Meghalaya CM.
A team of NESO leaders is camping in Delhi in a bid to gather support against the contentious bill as the bill is all set to be tabled in the current winter session of the parliament.
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