The All Arunachal Pradesh Chakma Students Union has taken strong exception to Chief Minister Pema Khandu’s recent stand on the Chakma-Hajong issue. Speaking to the media, Drishya Muni Chakma, the president of APCSU reiterated that the Chakmas and Hajongs have been living in the state for last 60 years and there was no way the communities can be resettled as suggested by Chief Minister Khandu and that it would be nothing short of an injustice.
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