APPSC Null and Void Issue: AAPSU threatens bandh on Mar 14 if PAJSC’s demands are accepted
First Published: 5th March, 2023 18:38 IST
Soon after holding crucial discussions, Gollo Lento President Papum Pare District Students Union president said, "We decided that we are totally against the Null and void issue. The AAPSU too
The All Arunachal Pradesh Students Union (AAPSU) today held a crucial meeting with all the federal organisations as well as District Students Unions (DSU)s regarding the Pan Arunachal Joint Steering Committee (PAJSC)’s call for declaring null and void the APPSC exams from 2014-2022, in which alleged malpractices are found.
Soon after holding crucial discussions, Gollo Lento President Papum Pare District Students Union president said, “We decided that we are totally against the Null and void issue. The AAPSU too has affirmed this and moved a resolution. We appeal to the government also that their (PAJSC)’s charter of demands, which the unnecessary and meaningless organisations have put forward, we appealed the government that it should not be recognized.”
If the demands remain unfulfilled the students bodies including the AAPSU has threatened to go for statewide shutdown on March 14.
The students body also threatened if the government at all agrees to the demand of the PAJSC, then this will lead to serious law and order situation. The student leader said, “If it is recognized than there will be lots of problems in the state. If at all such things (declaring null and void) happens than it should begin from the beginning when appointments were made (1992).”
Reaffirming it’s stand the AAPSU and the DSUs said, “In any way we will not agree to the Null and Void demand, and even if it is agreed (by the government) there will be such a law and order problem, it will go beyond control.”
Meanwhile, the AAPSU has also demanded that a through probe must be initiated to reveal the truth leading to APPSC under secretary Tumi Gangkak’s mysterious death case.
The students leaders who participated in the meeting said, “We the AAPSU and DSUs spoke clearly today, and decided that there must be a thorough probe into the death of Tumi Gangkak. None must be spared and investigation must be a thorough one.”
It may be mentioned that the state government on February 18 after a meeting with the PAJSC, had informed the latter’s demand for declaring null and void the APPSC exams from 2014-2022, has been sent to the APPSC, since according to the government it is the competent authority.
COMMENTS
TOPMOST STORY NOW
Live Assam Shocker: Tiger Kills Man, Eats His Body Parts
22nd December 2024Live Assam: BPF Faces Severe Fund Crunch Ahead of BTC Elections
22nd December 2024Live BPF is facing severe fund crunch: Party chief Hagrama Mohilary
22nd December 2024Live HM Shah Inaugurates and Lays Foundation for 13 Development Projects Worth Rs 668.39 Cr in Tripura
22nd December 2024WE RECOMMEND
Arunachal’s Unique Surrendered Air Gun Museum: Tribute to Wildlife Conservation
The initiative, led by the NES, aims to promote wildlife conservation and curb rampant hunting in the region.
22nd December 2024Safeguarding Northeast’s Identity and Culture Top Priority: Home Minister Amit Shah at NEC Plenary
Amit Shah further stressed the need for a shift in focus from countering extremism to empowering citizens with constitutional rights.
21st December 2024“Pema Khandu is Immature…”: SIFF Hits Back at CM Khandu On Upper Siang Multipurpose Project Remarks
He maintained that the SIFF's actions are purely driven by local concerns, and the accusations of foreign involvement are baseless.
20th December 2024Indigenous Identity at Risk, NEIPF Urges NE MPs to Take Action to Stop Influx of Myanmar and Bangladesh Refugees into Northeast
The NEIPF is planning to meet all the CMs of the Northeastern states for meaningful discussions
19th December 2024Union Road Transport Ministry Sanctions Rs 398 Crore for Road Development Projects in Arunachal Pradesh
Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu took to X to thank the Union Minister for this significant development.
19th December 2024