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National alliance opposes Citizenship Amendment Bill

By AT Kokrajhar Bureau |

Kokrajhar: The National Alliance of People's Movements (NAPM), an organisation of people’s welfare  has  strongly opposed the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill-2016 and urged the BJP led NDA government to avoid such move to the greater interest of the country.

A 15 member delegation team of the alliance group are visiting across the country beginning from Gujrat since October 2 and to be continued till December 10. Members are comprising of all states of the nation which ahs been emphasized to meet people’s problems,issues,health,education and various aspects of the human living.The team is arrived in Kokrajhar on Friday at Bodofa House.

Delegations are included Meera Sanghamitra(Gujrat),Bhupendra Singh Rawat( Delhi), Sandeep Pandey(UP).

 ABSU member and citizens accorded warm welcome and felicitated with traditional Aronai.The team strongly feels that the India nation must be uplifted through healthy integration in all aspects like education,economic,industrilisation,human resources etc.  

  The alliance members termed that language or religion can't be criteria for the recognition to give citizenship for the peoples across the country. The citizenship bill must be stopped for the greater interest of the country.

 The alliance has emphasized a united and integrated country with harmony among all societies to build a healthy nation. They accused that the BJP led NDA government has been working only for corporate groups, not for common peoples of which why common masses are fcaing severe hardships in their living in the nation.

 The members of the alliance have also urged government to lift arms forces special powers act(AFSPA) in the NE states as peoples in the states are now wanting healthy and integrity.

 The alliance members also urged the centre to consider the smaller states demands across the country which will pave way new states. They supported the smaller state demand groups,which included Bodoland,Gorkhaland to pave way good governance.

ABSU president Promod Boro has welcomed the alliance group who are working for the welfare of the citizens across the country.He said that BJP led NDA government at the centre has failed to fulfill hopes and aspirations of the citizens and hence today social activists are come forward to work for the people’s welfare.

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