Guwahati: Student Union Assam (AASU) On the first martyr for the first martyr for foreign anti-foreign agitation (1979-85), Khargeswar Talukdar, on the occasion of Swaid DIWAS (Martyr) and reaffirming his main request.
To implement ASSAM agreements in letters and souls to protect the country’s indigenous peoples.
Swahid Diawas was observed on Talukdar’s birthday, who was killed in 1979 in a clash with police personnel at Bhawanipur Chowk under the district of Bajali in Assam.
While paying tribute to the martyr, the adviser to the head of Aasu Samujjal Bhattacharya said the body of students could not allow the sacrifice of 855 agitation martyrs to run in vain.
“They give blood to the country …
for the protection of indigenous peoples.
The results of the six-year agitation of illegal immigrants is the signing of the Assam Agreement.
We will continue to struggle until the agreement is carried out in the letter and the Spirit,” he added.
“The solution to the problem of illegal immigrants is the main demand and we will continue to protest until it is completed by applying the recommendations of high-level committees for the implementation of clauses of 6 agreements.
Indigenous people must be protected based on an agreement,” he added.
Klausul 6 is related to the protection of constitutional, legislative and administration to ‘protect, preserve and promote the identity of culture, social, linguistic and the legacy of the People’s Assam.
AASU Secretary General, Sankor Jyoti, said that “the problem of illegal immigrants must be resolved.
For this reason, the government must apply the Assam agreement and prepare a list of citizens freely to detect illegal immigrants.” He said, “As far as NRC, we have not seen anything we expected in this matter.
In the final Draft NRC, very few illegal immigrants were issued.
The government has never demonstrated its willingness to solve illegal immigrant problems.
We are not satisfied with the illegal immigrant figure What is excluded.
We have demanded the government to move to re-verify the draft.
“He demanded a government memo, the citizenship amendment law said it would pose a threat to the identity of indigenous peoples.
He further said Aasu would act based on the ideology set by martyrs for the benefit of the state and indigenous peoples.