Arunachal bandh: Student body imposes fine of Rs 10,000 for closing markets in Pasighat
First Published: 11th May, 2023 17:42 IST
Amidst the bandh call in Arunchal Pradesh, confusion prevails in Pasighat.
While certain sections of the society is supporting the bandh, there is another section who is opposing the bandh called to protest the APPSC question paper leak. The All Bogong Students Union is asking shops and markets in Pasighat to remain open failing which a fine of Rs. 10,000 will be imposed.
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