The tribal bodies in Assam are contemplating to hit the streets opposing the move to accord ST status to 6 ethnic communities.
No organization has openly disclosed the disappointment. But they would come out to the streets in protest against the move.
The All Bodo Students’ Union has openly criticized against the move saying that the Centre’s decision is wrong. "We are dead opposed to the move. We won't remain silent if the government implement it," said an ABSU leader in New Delhi on Friday.
According to sources, other tribal organizations will equally oppose the move after the government announced its preparedness to accordST status for Ahoms, Koch, Chutia, Adivasis, Muttocks and Morans.
2 Jun 2011 - 5:25pm | Ritupallab Saikia NH-39 was once the safe passage for car lifters to whisk away the stolen vehicles. But due to constant vigilance on the highway by NRL Police Out Post, the car lifters are now shifted their...
5 Mar 2018 - 10:37am | AT News Sonapur: A recent workshop on understanding child growth and development in schools drew huge response from the school teachers in and around Guwahati. Organized by Assam Don Bosco University on...
4 May 2014 - 4:13pm | AT News In a stepped up counter insurgency operation, security forces claimed to have killed a hardcore NDFB-S militant at an encounter in Udalguri district on Sunday.The encounter took place at Bhoiraguri...
Add new comment