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BTC Chief Hagrama Mohilary slammed police administration for its actions against BPF party leader and workers and warns for withdrawing of all kinds of PSO,house guards including Chief if indulging and harassing continue on party leader and workers without any justification of cases. Mohilary while addressing the reporters today at a press conference held at BTC Secretariat in Kokrajhar said that the police adminsitration are harassing and indulging party leader and workers,especially in Baksa dsitrict after Manoj Das killing in July month under the laedership of SP,Baksa.The at-random conspiracy to arrest party leader and workers from police are not suited for the publics and SP is doing anti-publics, of which why peoples are not getting healthy situation in the district. He has expressed serious concern over police action in Baksa district said it is a conspiracy to destablish BPF party among society.He said that police administration had withdrawn PSO from BTC member Ansumwi Khunguur Boro recently for allegedly involvement Das killing. He said that there might be cases against some of them,but police can’t do harase and indulging on party leader or individual at any time.Many party leader and workers were arrested and sent for jail by police without justification of cases in recent days. He has warned to withdrawan all kinds of PSO,house guards including BTC Chief,Deputy Chief,MP,MLA,EM,MCLAs will withdraw guards, if harassing and indulging on BPF party continue and party leaders will go without any government securities in its functions. He said that BPF was not involved with Das killing in Baksa.He has slammed Baksa SP said that he is working as ‘Sarkari Dada’ in the district and creating chaos among society against his party. Mohilary has urged the governments to hold peace dialogue with NDFB militants involving all factions and held peace situation in the region.No armed organisation takes arm struggle without goal,every organisation have goal,so governments should try to know goal of the NDFB militants and held peace dialogue. He has demanded strong action against militants from government and held suitable environment among society. He has expressed serious over killing of Priya Basumatary,a class X student at Dwimuguri in Chirang district said that it was unfortunate incident from militant organisation.He said that BTC adminsitration will facilitate all possible supports, what the family of Priya seeks for their future living.

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