AAPSU opposes selection of Chakma, Hajong candidates by NERIST; demands immediate disqualification of candidates
First Published: 26th May, 2018 14:38 IST
Expressing concern on the reported qualification of Chakma & Hajong candidates in NERIST Entrance Exam, 2018 under Mizoram seats, the All Arunchal Pradesh Students’ Union (AAPSU) has strongly opposed the
Expressing concern on the reported qualification of Chakma & Hajong candidates in NERIST Entrance Exam, 2018 under Mizoram seats, the All Arunchal Pradesh Students’ Union (AAPSU) has strongly opposed the results and demanded immediate cancellation of their selection & admissions in NERIST.
In this connection, a team of AAPSU visited NERIST premises on Wednesday and apprised the Director of the recent results of NEE-2018. The AAPSU stated that a number of Chakma & Hajongs were found to be qualified under Mizoram seats in the recent NERIST entrance results.
Demanding immediate cancellation of their Chakma-Hajongs selection in NERIST, AAPSU demanded that the eligible tribal applicants belonging to Mizoram must be replaced instead of the Chakma-Hajongs.
COMMENTS
TOPMOST STORY NOW
Live Meghalaya petrol bomb attacks: Asked DGP to ensure such incidents do not repeat, says Dy CM Prestone Tynsong
01st May 2024
Live Petrol bombs the new weapon of violence in Meghalaya?
01st May 2024
Live PMEAC Member Sanjeev Sanyal delivers Prof Sarat Mahanta Memorial Lecture in Guwahati
01st May 2024
Live Babar Azam moves to fourth spot in T20I rankings, Suryakumar Yadav continues to be at top
01st May 2024
WE RECOMMEND
Arunachal’s Toko Takum wins gold, Likha Deechum wins gold and silver at the National Badminton Championship
Arunachal Pradesh’s Chief Minister Pema Khandu and Deputy CM Chowna Mein congratulated the players on their achievement
30th April 2024
Arunachal Cong demands another repoll in 2 polling stations under Nacho Assembly constituency
APCC Vice President Toko Mina highlighted serious violations at the 22-Dingsar polling station, citing delays in the voting process and discrepancies between the recorded votes and the Register of Voters.
29th April 2024
“I bow to citizens of Arunachal Pradesh…”: Arunachal CM Khandu thanks voters
CM Khandu extended his greetings to the people of Arunachal for their overwhelming participation, saying that it “displayed exemplary commitment to democratic ethos of the country”.
27th April 2024
Arunachal Repolling in 8 PS: 79.80% turnout recorded
The total voter turnout in the state now stands at 77.7% (Parliamentary Constituencies) and 82.95% (Assembly Constituencies).
26th April 2024
Row over Chakma-Hajong: Union Minister Rijiju says his comments were twisted, misinterpreted; attempt to tarnish Assam CM’s image
Rijiju alleged that his remark has been fabricated to create confusion at a time when Lok Sabha polls are underway.
25th April 2024