| NORTH
EAST ENQUIRER |
| Headlines Vol. 3 Issue No. 20 | January 22 - February 6, 2005 |
ANSU demands Arunachal Home Minister's resignation All Nyishi Students' Union (ANSU) has threatened an agitation if the Arunachal Pradesh government failed to agree to its three-point charter of
demands by January 15.The students' body has demanded resignation of state
Home Minister Jarbom Gamlin and suspension of Papum Pare
district Superintendent of Police Robin Hibu for their alleged failure
to contain crime in the state capital. They have also demanded cancellation
of the suspension order of an executive engineer of the PWD who was suspended
after the day light robbery at his office on December 9 last year. Addressing
a press conference here, ANSU president Likha Tongum alleged that state PWD
minister Nabam Tuki and Public Health Engineering Minister Tatar Kipa had
promised at a joint meeting of the ANSU and the all the Nyishi legislators on
December 17 last year that their demands would be fulfilled. ''On their
assurances we suspended our proposed bandh calls for December 21 and 27 but
they failed to comply with their promises,'' Mr. Tongum lamented adding that
the matter was not raised during the December 29 cabinet meeting as
promised.' 'We are giving the state government another chance to settle the
matter within January 15 and if any untoward incident takes place after the
deadline they would be held responsible,'' Mr. Tongum cautioned. Alleging
that the suspension order issued to the engineer was with an 'ulterior
motive' to hide the intelligence failure of the State Government, Mr. Tongum
pointed out that the order was also technically wrong as the name of the
engineer was mentioned as T Wahge instead of K Wahge. |
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