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Politics behind Garo member nomination

The Garo National Coordination Committee and Garo Sahitya Sabha a paralyzing politics over the move to nominate a Garo member in the BTC.

Addressing the reporters in Kokrajhar on Monday, GNCC general secretary Madhunath Marak and GSS leader Livson Sangma said that the entire procedure seems to have mired in dirty politics.

The duo have urged Mohilary to nominate Triben Sangma who was proposed from Garo community to the post. 

Triben Sangma, president of BTAD region GSU said that the students union was working for the all round development in the region and the community organisations has stepped to nominate him to the council on consensus resolution adopted involving ten organisations including Garo sahitya sabha, Garo women wing, Garo Gaon burgh Association and district students union of the BTAD. 

 

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