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AASU slams Assam government on NRC issue

First Published: 1st December, 2018 17:50 IST

The All Assam Students’ Union today slammed the Assam government on the NRC issue. AASU General Secretary Lurin Jyoti Gogoi alleged that the Assam Government is working on a hidden

The All Assam Students’ Union today slammed the Assam government on the NRC issue.

AASU General Secretary Lurin Jyoti Gogoi alleged that the Assam Government is working on a hidden agenda of derailing the entire NRC Update Process. The students organisation reiterated its stand of a Bangladeshi free NRC.

Speaking on the issue Chief Advisor of the Students’ organisation Samujjal Bhattacharya said that it will take a decision on further course of action on the issue on December 7.

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