PermalinkSubmitted by mohan on Sat, 03/05/2014 - 17:59
Dr MMS is the MP from Assam and he should take the moral responsibilty for the violence. The UPA and state government who had been ruling for the last 10 years must be blamed for such butchery. But Congress sees only shadow of Modi on anything. The Congress leaders leaders who used to revel in the luxury and comforts in Delhi offices were always apathetic towards the violence in Kashmir and Punjab during the 1970's and 1980's. The secular leaders were more philosohical and much less practical in understanding the problems of people in all parts of the country. There was similar violence in 2012 in NE. Then the government should have take precautionary measures to avert the occurance of similar incidents. When there is NO capable ruler or leader at the centre, the state governments will also follow the anarchy. "Yatha Raja Thatha Praja" means "AS THE RULER SO THE RULED". If the king of the country is of good character, with good heart and always thinking of well-being of his subjects, and if he is a spiritual thinker and peaceful minded, his subjects will be like him in all these ways too
Union home minister Rajnath Singh will be on a stock taking visit to Assam next week. Singh who is monitoring the entire situation from New Delhi is in constant touch with Union ministers Kiren Rijiju and Sarbananda Sonowal who are on visit to the flood-hit state on Thursday.Singh has asked the duo to apprise him of the situation on their return. On Wednesday Singh assured Tarun Gogoi of all possible help to tide over the situation when he talked to the chief minister over telephone.
The Centre is not looking after Assam and J&K differently. This was what Union minister of state for home Kiren Rijiju told reporters in Lakhimpur on Thursday.Hours after chief minister alleged that the Centre took up Assam and J&K flood differently, Rijiju who hails from Arunachal Pradesh said that Centre is helping the state get out of the blues.He further said that the Assam government has experience of handling the situation from its past experience and that flood is new problem in J&K where the government has hardly any experience.
Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi accused the Centre of not taking up flood situation seriously. Talking to reporters in the sidelines of a function in Guwahati on Thursday, Gogoi alleged that the Centre was looking after Assam and Jammu and Kashmir differently. He said that Jammu and Kashmir received special treatment from the Centre in the time of the recent flood. Flood is not perennial problem in J&K like Assam. But the Centre’s treatment is different.
S HASAN, NAZIRA:Nazira police have got a major breakthrough in the recent sensational Mintu Saikia murder case and arrested nabbed two persons in this connection. Identified as Mohan Satnami and Gonesh Pator, the duo are being charged with killing Mintu after hiring his vehicle on September 19. The bullet ridden body was recovered at a dustbin in Dimapur while his friend Munu Ali was found at a hospital.Lead by SDPO Ashif Ahmed, the police team arrested Muhon Satnami from Borpathar and Gonesh Pator from Sarupathar of Golaghat district within three days of the incident.
The flash flood has forced the Northeast Frontier Railway to cancel eight trains. It has further diverted seven others on Thursday. According to NRF, the track restoration work is in progress in the affected Goalpara and Dhubri.NF Railway has cancelled the 55805/55804 New Bongaigaon-Guwahati-New Bongaigaon passenger train, 05818 Dhubri-Alipurduar special, 55608 Silghat Town-Guwahati passenger, 55604 Mairabari-Guwahati passenger, while the 55611 Fakiragram-Kamakhya passenger train between New Bongaigaon and Kamakhya.Three other trains are 15471/15472 Alipurduar-Kamakhya- Alipurduar Intercity Express, 15460/15470 Alipurduar-Lumding-Alipurduar Intercity Express and 55810/55809 Guwahati-New...
Dhaka is waiting for early settlement of the land deal with New Delhi. This was what Bangladesh high commissioner in India Tariq A. Karim said in Guwahati. In his interaction at a FICCI function in the city on Wednesday, he said that said ratification of the India-Bangladesh Land Boundary Agreement is the only way to help both the countries solve the problem of illegal migration. He further said it would help India and Bangladesh boost bilateral ties. Karim said ratification of the land boundary agreement is in India’s own interest.
The Centre has assured the Assam government of all help to deal with the flood fury that claimed 30 people during the last four days.In his telephonic conversation with chief minister Tarun Gogoi on Wednesday, Union home minister Rajnath Singh said that the Centre would extend all possible assistance to the state for rescue and relief of flood-affected areas.Rescue and relief teams operations are underway at Boko, Goalpara, Guwahati, Sonitpur, North Lakhimpur, Tinsukia and Dhemaji.
The flood toll has gone up to 30 with 14 more bodies were recovered from Goalpara and Kamrup(Rural) districts on Wednesday.NDFR and SDRF fished out 6 bodies from Bolbola and Krishnai areas of Goalpara. Eight other bodies were recovered from Kamrup(Rural) district. Four others are still missing. Goalpara district administration has set up 94 relief camps to accommodate one lakh people.Agriculture Minister Nilamoni Sen Deka and Forest Minister Rakibul Hussain have been camping in the district and to coordinate the relief and rescue operations.
The Assam government has ex-gratia of Rs 3.5 lakh to the next of kin of those who lost their lives in the current floods.The formal announcement was made on Wednesday after the flood toll went up to 30 from 14. In Goalpara district alone altogether 14 bodies were fished out.In Kamrup (Rural)ten bodies were found apart from four other remaining traceless. Rescue operations are on and the situation was improving gradually on Wednesday.Traffic along NH 37 has resumed but they were moving very slowly as several parts of it are still submerged.
Flood waters start receding in Guwahati. But at a snail’s pace. The situation is gradually improving following the halt of rains. But the severely affected areas of Anil Nagar, Nabin Nagar, Tarun Nagar, Rajgarh besides Zoo Road have yet to get out of the blues. Flood water from Meghalaya inundated Betkuchi, Bashishta Chariali, Katahbari and Gorchuk localities of Guwahati along NH 37. All government and private educational institutions in and around the city remained closed for the third consecutive day on Wednesday. These are expected to open from Monday.
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