Will continue opposing Railway projects: HYC
First Published: 1st September, 2023 19:23 IST
HYC has reiterated its firm stand to continue protests against the state government’s move to construct railway line in the East Jaintia Hills in the absence of anti-influx laws
Speaking exclusively to Northeast Live, HYC General Secretary Roy Kupar Synrem stated that the organization will keep on opposing railway projects unless the government installs a mechanism to check influx and illegal immigration.
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