Chakma-Hajong issue: AAPSU decides to defer 24-hour bandh
First Published: 1st August, 2022 17:37 IST
The AAPSU vice president informed that the union demanded proper notification to suspend all RPCs and inclusion of members of the AAPSU in the fact-finding community
Meanwhile, the All Arunachal Pradesh Students’ Union (AAPSU) has now decided to defer its proposed 24-hour bandh following the state government’s order to suspend all RPCs issued to the Chakma-Hajong community.
On Sunday, the AAPSU vice president informed that the union demanded proper notification to suspend all RPCs and inclusion of members of the AAPSU in the fact-finding community.
The state government, on July 30, constituted a five-member committee who have to submit an initial report within 15 days and a final report within 45 days.
Meanwhile, Arunachal Pradesh Chakma Students’ Union or APCSU President Drishyamuni Chakma, while responding to the latest government order, termed it a one-sided decision and said it would affect future generations.
And, Chakma Rights and Development Organization (CRDO) general secretary Anton Chakma also gave his reactions to the government order.
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