Committee to monitor Tirap, Changlang districts
[ Thursday, December 27, 2001 01:22:55 pmPTI ]
Itanagar: The all arunachal pradesh students union (aapsu) has appealed to
meghalaya chief minister mukut mithi to constitute a core committee to monitor
roles of the state government, politicians and students in insurgency-hit tirap
and changlang districts. In a memorandum to mithi here on wednesday, a copy of
which was released to press, aapsu president dominic tadar said the the union in
its first executive meeting held on december 22 had favoured such a committee so
that the role of the state government and its stand with regard to the
insurgency problem in the two districts could be monitored. the roles of mps,
mlas and student leaders in those areas could also be ascertained by the
committee.
The other demands of the union included day-to-day state's report on refugee
problem to the centre, steps for enactment of arunachal pradesh protection of
customary laws and social practice bill, 1994, meaningful steps to solve the
assam-arunachal boundary dispute, revocation of ban order on school students
union, reduction of sales tax and conducting of panchayat elections.
[Times Of India,Thursday, December 27, 2001]