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CM’s effigy burnt at Namrup

Several organizations joined the All Assam Students’ Union and the Namrup Tai Ahom Students’ Union today and burned the effigy of Assam CM Tarun Gogoi protesting Naga aggression at Uriam Ghat. About 500 school and college students along with the commoners of Namrup joined the protest. The effigy was burnt near the Namrup Police Station. Protestors dared the CM and the police administration in their slogans.

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Assam situation has been becoming worst. Golaghat incident is really tearful.

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