Tension still runs at Rowta in Udalguri district of lower Assam two days after the sporadic incidents of violence that left one dead and twenty others injured. More than 3000 people mostly Bodos are camping at the school and college buildings in Udalguri who have left home fearing attack on Wednesday.
According to information, the situation is under control but the BTAD administration is asking for more police forces to deal with the situation firmly.
Notably, the clash took place on Wednesday during a 12 hour Assam bandh call by a Muslim organisation when some supporters were trying to forcibly close some shops in the area. One Ajit Rabha who was injured in the clash died on Thursday.
PermalinkSubmitted by Jatin on Mon, 18/08/2008 - 15:07
It's sure that one day Assam will be a part of Bangladesh. Because of our political system, this is happening. I feel, we are responsible for that. CM is also a Assamese but because of vote bank and power, he totally turned the issue.
PermalinkSubmitted by YK Shrestha on Tue, 19/08/2008 - 17:06
If the Bodos had to leave Rowta (which is their stronghold) and take shelter in Udalguri, imagine what has happened to Assam. It shows that the Bangladeshis are there in Rowta in full strength, it's time Assam Govt, AASU wakes up and save Assam.
Players of Vasco Sports Club (White) and Indian Bank (Red) seen in action during inaugural match of the ONGC 2nd Division League 2008 organised jointly by All Indian Football Federation (AIFF) and the Assam Football Association (AFA) at Nehru stadium, Guwahati on 18-04-08. Pix by UB Photos.
Mr. Abhijit Barooah, main promoter and Managing Director of Premier Cryogenics Ltd. receiving the Dainik Purvoday Excellence Award 2007 from Governor of Assam Lt. Gen. Rtd. Ajai Singh at the 3rd Anniversary of Hindi Purvoday and the inauguration of an Assamese Weekly Axomiya Purvoday at Pragjyoti ITA centre, Machkhowa, Guwahati on 18-04-08 evening. Photo by UB Photos.
Group of kids in Assamese traditional attire to perform husori at the neighborhood on the occasion Rongali Bihu festival at Bihpuria, Lakhimpur on 17th April 2008. Photos: UB Photos.
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