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Beware Arshad Madani

By Akshaya Pranab Kalita |

Namrup local AASU leaders and workers took out a huge protest on Thursday against thr recent bombardment of Ashad Madani who spoke against the alleged Bangladeshi settlers in Assam.

 Burning the effigy of the Muslim cleric on the road, AASU leaders said , " We Will die but we will not let any Bangladeshi should  enter in Assam . If any  Bangladeshi is found to be entered in Assam  they will not tolerated.” 

Namrup Fertilizer Swarmik Union , Namrup Gramya Unayon Sangha , AASU District Education Secretary Abani Kumar Gogoi, AASU District Vice President Jayanta Dowarah , Namrup AASU Secretary Manash Jyoti Changmai and Namrup AASU President Kalpajit Gogoi etc and many other have joined the protest.

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