GUWAHATI, Oct 4: Criticizing the Tarun Gogoi-led Congress government for having failed to implement the Assam Accord in solving the problem of illegal infiltration from Bangladesh, the All Assam Students’ Union (AASU) today said that it would ensure the implementation of the Accord at all costs. The students’ body further announced a slew of protest programmes all across the State to press forth their various demands.
In a press note, AASU president Shankar Prasad Rai and general secretary Tapan Kumar Gogoi said, “During the tripartite talks between the Centre, State government and the AASU on May 5, 2005, a number of decisions were taken regarding the sealing of the porous Indo-Bangladesh international border, NRC update and identification and deportation of illegal migrants. But even though fours years have passed since then, the government has totally failed in implementing any of those decisions.”
The student leaders said that AASU activists in all the district units of the students’ body would stage a sit-in demonstration from 6 am on October 9 to protest the failure of the government in implementing the Assam Accord. THE SENTINEL
In a press note, AASU president Shankar Prasad Rai and general secretary Tapan Kumar Gogoi said, “During the tripartite talks between the Centre, State government and the AASU on May 5, 2005, a number of decisions were taken regarding the sealing of the porous Indo-Bangladesh international border, NRC update and identification and deportation of illegal migrants. But even though fours years have passed since then, the government has totally failed in implementing any of those decisions.”
The student leaders said that AASU activists in all the district units of the students’ body would stage a sit-in demonstration from 6 am on October 9 to protest the failure of the government in implementing the Assam Accord. THE SENTINEL
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