Re: [Assam] Anti-ULFA slogans resonate in city - Sentinel

[Chan Mahanta]

Is this NEW Ram?

Or the opposite demonstrations . like against the army and the GoI?


But WHAT  results have they brought?















At 6:25 AM -0600 5/31/07, Ram Sarangapani wrote:
 >*** This has become the broken record slogan of those who have run 
out of >ideas and unaffected by what goes on,


C'da

The mass protests all over Guwahati (not just by a few 
organizations), the lynching of the Ulfa Cadre, and even the 
protest/clash by tea garden workers (see my other post from the 
Statesman).. are all these made-up?


Or are you saying, these things don't matter and who cares?

--Ram

On 5/31/07, Chan Mahanta 
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


Ram:


 >But, what I wanted to point out is that the tide seems to be 
changing and not just in towns, but also the >rural areas - against 
the ULFA's violence and generally against violence (say against the 
military)





*** This has become the broken record slogan of those who have run 
out of ideas and unaffected by what goes on, the mantra to chant to 
pass for something being done to end the conflict.



I have heard this over and over again, about every six months or so, 
except the words re-organized in slightly different ways.







c-da






















At 10:04 PM -0600 5/30/07, Ram Sarangapani wrote:


C'da




 >Heh-heh! This looks like a BJP vs Congress battle.



I think I could well agree with you. I mean, any  political group 
will now take advantage (if it can) out of the situation - (othi 
bhokti), Isn;t that how band wagons are garnered in the first 
place?




But, what I wanted to point out is that the tide seems to be 
changing and not just in towns, but also the rural areas - against 
the ULFA's violence and generally against violence (say against the 
military)


There is a limit, even for ordinary folks, as to how much a group 
like the ulfa can frighten them into submission and just plain 
acquiescence and for how long. They kind a tolerated and even went 
along for a while - till they plainly saw where they are being led 
into - nowhere and into oblivion.




--Ram



On 5/30/07, Chan Mahanta 
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


 >The BJYM leader said that the Centre should immediately impose 
President's Rule in the State for the State >Government's failure to 
tackle the activities of the ISI and other Islamic fundamentalists 
in the State.











Heh-heh! This looks like a BJP  vs Congress battle. ULFA just 
happens to be a convenient catalyst.



































At 6:30 PM -0600 5/30/07, Ram Sarangapani wrote:

Where is all that much touted support? Not in the villages, nor in 
the cities?







Anti-ULFA slogans resonate in city
'Paresh Baruahar dalali nasaliba'
By a Staff Reporter
GUWAHATI, May 30: Anti-ULFA slogans resonated in the air in the city 
today when hundreds of people responded to the call of a number of 
senior journalists and writers, and took to the streets with a 
protest march followed by a rally. The Bharatiya Janata Yuba Morcha 
(BJYM), on the other hand, took out a separate procession and staged 
a dharna near the Dighalipukhuri in the city demanding immediate 
imposition of President's Rule in the State for the failure of the 
State Government to tackle the activities of the ISI and other 
Islamic fundamentalists in the State.
Responding to the call of as many as 14 senior journalists and 
writers like Dhirendranath Chakravarty, Ranen Kumar Goswami, Rupam 
Baruah, Nirupama Borgohain and others, over 100 activists of various 
organizations like the Athgaon Binapani Samiti, Brihattar Athgaon 
Rajohuwa Samiti, the Assam Public Works (APW) etc took to the 
streets from the Guwahati Press Club (GPC) to the office of the 
Deputy Commissioner and returned to the GPC where they held a rally. 
Slogans like aah oi aah, ulai aah; khed oi khed; ULFA khed (come and 
drive the ULFA away), ISI hoshiyar (ISI, be careful), PCGik eghoria 
kar (outcast the PCG from the society), Paresh Baruahar dalali 
nasaliba (broker Paresh Baruah's policy won't be allowed), Dhakar 
adesh aami naamaanu (we won't obey Dhaka's diktat) etc rocked the 
thoroughfares of the city from the GPC to the DC office and back 
when the processionists began to shout slogans against the killing 
in the city and the State by the ULFA.
Speaking at the rally later, Ranen Kumar Goswami said: "We don't 
want an independent Asom as demanded by the ULFA, and we will never 
accept the diktat of Dhaka or Islamabad. The ULFA should stop 
killing in the State or else the people of the State won't remain 
mute spectators".


Meanwhile, there was a hot altercation between BJYM president Dilip 
Saikia and district Magistrate CK Bhuyan on the permission for the 
procession taken by the BJYM against the State Government's failure 
to bring the law-and-order situation under its control.


The BJYM leader said that the Centre should immediately impose 
President's Rule in the Sta

Re: [Assam] Anti-ULFA slogans resonate in city - Sentinel

[umesh sharma]

good effort.

***"We don't want an independent Asom as demanded by the ULFA, and we will 
never accept the diktat of Dhaka or Islamabad. The ULFA should stop killing in 
the State or else the people of the State won't remain mute spectators".

Umesh

Ram Sarangapani <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Where is all that much touted 
support? Not in the villages, nor in the cities? 
 
  
 Anti-ULFA slogans resonate in city
'Paresh Baruahar dalali nasaliba'  
By a Staff Reporter
GUWAHATI, May 30: Anti-ULFA slogans resonated in the air in the city today when 
hundreds of people responded to the call of a number of senior journalists and 
writers, and took to the streets with a protest march followed by a rally. The 
Bharatiya Janata Yuba Morcha (BJYM), on the other hand, took out a separate 
procession and staged a dharna near the Dighalipukhuri in the city demanding 
immediate imposition of President's Rule in the State for the failure of the 
State Government to tackle the activities of the ISI and other Islamic 
fundamentalists in the State. 
Responding to the call of as many as 14 senior journalists and writers like 
Dhirendranath Chakravarty, Ranen Kumar Goswami, Rupam Baruah, Nirupama 
Borgohain and others, over 100 activists of various organizations like the 
Athgaon Binapani Samiti, Brihattar Athgaon Rajohuwa Samiti, the Assam Public 
Works (APW) etc took to the streets from the Guwahati Press Club (GPC) to the 
office of the Deputy Commissioner and returned to the GPC where they held a 
rally.  Slogans like aah oi aah, ulai aah; khed oi khed; ULFA khed (come and 
drive the ULFA away), ISI hoshiyar (ISI, be careful), PCGik eghoria kar 
(outcast the PCG from the society), Paresh Baruahar dalali nasaliba  (broker 
Paresh Baruah's policy won't be allowed), Dhakar adesh aami naamaanu (we won't 
obey Dhaka's diktat) etc rocked the thoroughfares of the city from the GPC to 
the DC office and back when the processionists began to shout slogans against 
the killing in the city and the State by the ULFA. 
Speaking at the rally later, Ranen Kumar Goswami said: "We don't want an 
independent Asom as demanded by the ULFA, and we will never accept the diktat 
of Dhaka or Islamabad. The ULFA should stop killing in the State or else the 
people of the State won't remain mute spectators". 
Meanwhile, there was a hot altercation between BJYM president Dilip Saikia and 
district Magistrate CK Bhuyan on the permission for the procession taken by the 
BJYM against the State Government's failure to bring the law-and-order 
situation under its control.  
The BJYM leader said that the Centre should immediately impose President's Rule 
in the State for the State Government's failure to tackle the activities of the 
ISI and other Islamic fundamentalists in the State. The BJYM staged a dharna 
near the Dighalipukhuri in support of its demands. 
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Re: [Assam] Anti-ULFA slogans resonate in city - Sentinel

[Ram Sarangapani]

*** This has become the broken record slogan of those who have run out of
ideas and unaffected by what goes on,


C'da

The mass protests all over Guwahati (not just by a few organizations), the
lynching of the Ulfa Cadre, and even the protest/clash by tea garden workers
(see my other post from the Statesman).. are all these made-up?

Or are you saying, these things don't matter and who cares?

--Ram

On 5/31/07, Chan Mahanta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


 Ram:


>But, what I wanted to point out is that the tide seems to be changing and
not just in towns, but also the >rural areas - against the
ULFA's violence and generally against violence (say against the military)




*** This has become the broken record slogan of those who have run out of
ideas and unaffected by what goes on, the mantra to chant to pass for
something being done to end the conflict.


I have heard this over and over again, about every six months or so,
except the words re-organized in slightly different ways.






c-da






















At 10:04 PM -0600 5/30/07, Ram Sarangapani wrote:

C'da



>Heh-heh! This looks like a BJP vs Congress battle.



I think I could well agree with you. I mean, any  political group will now
take advantage (if it can) out of the situation - (othi bhokti), Isn;t
that how band wagons are garnered in the first place?



But, what I wanted to point out is that the tide seems to be changing and
not just in towns, but also the rural areas - against the
ULFA's violence and generally against violence (say against the military)

There is a limit, even for ordinary folks, as to how much a group like the
ulfa can frighten them into submission and just plain acquiescence and for
how long. They kind a tolerated and even went along for a while - till they
plainly saw where they are being led into - nowhere and into oblivion.



--Ram



On 5/30/07,* Chan Mahanta* <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>The BJYM leader said that the Centre should immediately impose
President's Rule in the State for the State >Government's failure to tackle
the activities of the ISI and other Islamic fundamentalists in the State.










Heh-heh! This looks like a BJP  vs Congress battle. ULFA just happens to
be a convenient catalyst.


































At 6:30 PM -0600 5/30/07, Ram Sarangapani wrote:

Where is all that much touted support? Not in the villages, nor in the
cities?

 



*Anti-ULFA slogans resonate in city
**'Paresh Baruahar dalali nasaliba'**
*By a Staff Reporter
GUWAHATI, May 30: Anti-ULFA slogans resonated in the air in the city today
when hundreds of people responded to the call of a number of senior
journalists and writers, and took to the streets with a protest march
followed by a rally. The Bharatiya Janata Yuba Morcha (BJYM), on the other
hand, took out a separate procession and staged a dharna near the
Dighalipukhuri in the city demanding immediate imposition of President's
Rule in the State for the failure of the State Government to tackle the
activities of the ISI and other Islamic fundamentalists in the State.
Responding to the call of as many as 14 senior journalists and writers
like Dhirendranath Chakravarty, Ranen Kumar Goswami, Rupam Baruah, Nirupama
Borgohain and others, over 100 activists of various organizations like the
Athgaon Binapani Samiti, Brihattar Athgaon Rajohuwa Samiti, the Assam Public
Works (APW) etc took to the streets from the Guwahati Press Club (GPC) to
the office of the Deputy Commissioner and returned to the GPC where they
held a rally.* Slogans like aah oi aah, ulai aah; khed oi khed; ULFA khed
(come and drive the ULFA away), ISI hoshiyar (ISI, be careful), PCGik
eghoria kar (outcast the PCG from the society), Paresh Baruahar dalali
nasaliba* (broker Paresh Baruah's policy won't be allowed), Dhakar adesh
aami naamaanu (we won't obey Dhaka's diktat) etc rocked the thoroughfares of
the city from the GPC to the DC office and back when the processionists
began to shout slogans against the killing in the city and the State by the
ULFA.
Speaking at the rally later, Ranen Kumar Goswami said: "We don't want an
independent Asom as demanded by the ULFA, and we will never accept the
diktat of Dhaka or Islamabad. The ULFA should stop killing in the State or
else the people of the State won't remain mute spectators".

Meanwhile, there was a hot altercation between BJYM president Dilip Saikia
and district Magistrate CK Bhuyan on the permission for the procession taken
by the BJYM against the State Government's failure to bring the
law-and-order situation under its control.

The BJYM leader said that the Centre should immediately impose President's
Rule in the State for the State Government's failure to tackle the
activities of the ISI and other Islamic fundamentalists in the State. The
BJYM staged a dharna near the Dighalipukhuri in support of its demands.


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Re: [Assam] Anti-ULFA slogans resonate in city - Sentinel

[Chan Mahanta]

Ram:

But, what I wanted to point out is that the tide seems to be 
changing and not just in towns, but also the >rural areas - against 
the ULFA's violence and generally against violence (say against the 
military)



*** This has become the broken record slogan of those who have run 
out of ideas and unaffected by what goes on, the mantra to chant to 
pass for something being done to end the conflict.


I have heard this over and over again, about every six months or so, 
except the words re-organized in slightly different ways.




c-da











At 10:04 PM -0600 5/30/07, Ram Sarangapani wrote:

C'da

 >Heh-heh! This looks like a BJP vs Congress battle.

I think I could well agree with you. I mean, any  political group 
will now take advantage (if it can) out of the situation - (othi 
bhokti), Isn;t that how band wagons are garnered in the first 
place?


But, what I wanted to point out is that the tide seems to be 
changing and not just in towns, but also the rural areas - against 
the ULFA's violence and generally against violence (say against the 
military)
There is a limit, even for ordinary folks, as to how much a group 
like the ulfa can frighten them into submission and just plain 
acquiescence and for how long. They kind a tolerated and even went 
along for a while - till they plainly saw where they are being led 
into - nowhere and into oblivion.


--Ram


On 5/30/07, Chan Mahanta 
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


 >The BJYM leader said that the Centre should immediately impose 
President's Rule in the State for the State >Government's failure to 
tackle the activities of the ISI and other Islamic fundamentalists 
in the State.







Heh-heh! This looks like a BJP  vs Congress battle. ULFA just 
happens to be a convenient catalyst.























At 6:30 PM -0600 5/30/07, Ram Sarangapani wrote:

Where is all that much touted support? Not in the villages, nor in 
the cities?







Anti-ULFA slogans resonate in city
'Paresh Baruahar dalali nasaliba'
By a Staff Reporter
GUWAHATI, May 30: Anti-ULFA slogans resonated in the air in the city 
today when hundreds of people responded to the call of a number of 
senior journalists and writers, and took to the streets with a 
protest march followed by a rally. The Bharatiya Janata Yuba Morcha 
(BJYM), on the other hand, took out a separate procession and staged 
a dharna near the Dighalipukhuri in the city demanding immediate 
imposition of President's Rule in the State for the failure of the 
State Government to tackle the activities of the ISI and other 
Islamic fundamentalists in the State.
Responding to the call of as many as 14 senior journalists and 
writers like Dhirendranath Chakravarty, Ranen Kumar Goswami, Rupam 
Baruah, Nirupama Borgohain and others, over 100 activists of various 
organizations like the Athgaon Binapani Samiti, Brihattar Athgaon 
Rajohuwa Samiti, the Assam Public Works (APW) etc took to the 
streets from the Guwahati Press Club (GPC) to the office of the 
Deputy Commissioner and returned to the GPC where they held a rally. 
Slogans like aah oi aah, ulai aah; khed oi khed; ULFA khed (come and 
drive the ULFA away), ISI hoshiyar (ISI, be careful), PCGik eghoria 
kar (outcast the PCG from the society), Paresh Baruahar dalali 
nasaliba (broker Paresh Baruah's policy won't be allowed), Dhakar 
adesh aami naamaanu (we won't obey Dhaka's diktat) etc rocked the 
thoroughfares of the city from the GPC to the DC office and back 
when the processionists began to shout slogans against the killing 
in the city and the State by the ULFA.
Speaking at the rally later, Ranen Kumar Goswami said: "We don't 
want an independent Asom as demanded by the ULFA, and we will never 
accept the diktat of Dhaka or Islamabad. The ULFA should stop 
killing in the State or else the people of the State won't remain 
mute spectators".
Meanwhile, there was a hot altercation between BJYM president Dilip 
Saikia and district Magistrate CK Bhuyan on the permission for the 
procession taken by the BJYM against the State Government's failure 
to bring the law-and-order situation under its control.


The BJYM leader said that the Centre should immediately impose 
President's Rule in the State for the State Government's failure to 
tackle the activities of the ISI and other Islamic fundamentalists 
in the State. The BJYM staged a dharna near the Dighalipukhuri in 
support of its demands.



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Re: [Assam] Anti-ULFA slogans resonate in city - Sentinel

[Ram Sarangapani]

C'da

>Heh-heh! This looks like a BJP vs Congress battle.

I think I could well agree with you. I mean, any  political group will now
take advantage (if it can) out of the situation - (othi bhokti), Isn;t
that how band wagons are garnered in the first place?

But, what I wanted to point out is that the tide seems to be changing and
not just in towns, but also the rural areas - against the
ULFA's violence and generally against violence (say against the military)
There is a limit, even for ordinary folks, as to how much a group like the
ulfa can frighten them into submission and just plain acquiescence and for
how long. They kind a tolerated and even went along for a while - till they
plainly saw where they are being led into - nowhere and into oblivion.

--Ram


On 5/30/07, Chan Mahanta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


 >The BJYM leader said that the Centre should immediately impose
President's Rule in the State for the State >Government's failure to tackle
the activities of the ISI and other Islamic fundamentalists in the State.






Heh-heh! This looks like a BJP  vs Congress battle. ULFA just happens to
be a convenient catalyst.






















At 6:30 PM -0600 5/30/07, Ram Sarangapani wrote:

Where is all that much touted support? Not in the villages, nor in the
cities?





*Anti-ULFA slogans resonate in city
**'Paresh Baruahar dalali nasaliba'**
*By a Staff Reporter
GUWAHATI, May 30: Anti-ULFA slogans resonated in the air in the city today
when hundreds of people responded to the call of a number of senior
journalists and writers, and took to the streets with a protest march
followed by a rally. The Bharatiya Janata Yuba Morcha (BJYM), on the other
hand, took out a separate procession and staged a dharna near the
Dighalipukhuri in the city demanding immediate imposition of President's
Rule in the State for the failure of the State Government to tackle the
activities of the ISI and other Islamic fundamentalists in the State.
Responding to the call of as many as 14 senior journalists and writers
like Dhirendranath Chakravarty, Ranen Kumar Goswami, Rupam Baruah, Nirupama
Borgohain and others, over 100 activists of various organizations like the
Athgaon Binapani Samiti, Brihattar Athgaon Rajohuwa Samiti, the Assam Public
Works (APW) etc took to the streets from the Guwahati Press Club (GPC) to
the office of the Deputy Commissioner and returned to the GPC where they
held a rally.* Slogans like aah oi aah, ulai aah; khed oi khed; ULFA khed
(come and drive the ULFA away), ISI hoshiyar (ISI, be careful), PCGik
eghoria kar (outcast the PCG from the society), Paresh Baruahar dalali
nasaliba* (broker Paresh Baruah's policy won't be allowed), Dhakar adesh
aami naamaanu (we won't obey Dhaka's diktat) etc rocked the thoroughfares of
the city from the GPC to the DC office and back when the processionists
began to shout slogans against the killing in the city and the State by the
ULFA.
Speaking at the rally later, Ranen Kumar Goswami said: "We don't want an
independent Asom as demanded by the ULFA, and we will never accept the
diktat of Dhaka or Islamabad. The ULFA should stop killing in the State or
else the people of the State won't remain mute spectators".
Meanwhile, there was a hot altercation between BJYM president Dilip Saikia
and district Magistrate CK Bhuyan on the permission for the procession taken
by the BJYM against the State Government's failure to bring the
law-and-order situation under its control.

The BJYM leader said that the Centre should immediately impose President's
Rule in the State for the State Government's failure to tackle the
activities of the ISI and other Islamic fundamentalists in the State. The
BJYM staged a dharna near the Dighalipukhuri in support of its demands.


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[Chan Mahanta]

The BJYM leader said that the Centre should immediately impose 
President's Rule in the State for the State >Government's failure to 
tackle the activities of the ISI and other Islamic fundamentalists 
in the State.




Heh-heh! This looks like a BJP  vs Congress battle. ULFA just happens 
to be a convenient catalyst.












At 6:30 PM -0600 5/30/07, Ram Sarangapani wrote:

Where is all that much touted support? Not in the villages, nor in the cities?


Anti-ULFA slogans resonate in city
'Paresh Baruahar dalali nasaliba'
By a Staff Reporter
GUWAHATI, May 30: Anti-ULFA slogans resonated in the air in the city 
today when hundreds of people responded to the call of a number of 
senior journalists and writers, and took to the streets with a 
protest march followed by a rally. The Bharatiya Janata Yuba Morcha 
(BJYM), on the other hand, took out a separate procession and staged 
a dharna near the Dighalipukhuri in the city demanding immediate 
imposition of President's Rule in the State for the failure of the 
State Government to tackle the activities of the ISI and other 
Islamic fundamentalists in the State.
Responding to the call of as many as 14 senior journalists and 
writers like Dhirendranath Chakravarty, Ranen Kumar Goswami, Rupam 
Baruah, Nirupama Borgohain and others, over 100 activists of various 
organizations like the Athgaon Binapani Samiti, Brihattar Athgaon 
Rajohuwa Samiti, the Assam Public Works (APW) etc took to the 
streets from the Guwahati Press Club (GPC) to the office of the 
Deputy Commissioner and returned to the GPC where they held a rally. 
Slogans like aah oi aah, ulai aah; khed oi khed; ULFA khed (come and 
drive the ULFA away), ISI hoshiyar (ISI, be careful), PCGik eghoria 
kar (outcast the PCG from the society), Paresh Baruahar dalali 
nasaliba (broker Paresh Baruah's policy won't be allowed), Dhakar 
adesh aami naamaanu (we won't obey Dhaka's diktat) etc rocked the 
thoroughfares of the city from the GPC to the DC office and back 
when the processionists began to shout slogans against the killing 
in the city and the State by the ULFA.
Speaking at the rally later, Ranen Kumar Goswami said: "We don't 
want an independent Asom as demanded by the ULFA, and we will never 
accept the diktat of Dhaka or Islamabad. The ULFA should stop 
killing in the State or else the people of the State won't remain 
mute spectators".
Meanwhile, there was a hot altercation between BJYM president Dilip 
Saikia and district Magistrate CK Bhuyan on the permission for the 
procession taken by the BJYM against the State Government's failure 
to bring the law-and-order situation under its control.
The BJYM leader said that the Centre should immediately impose 
President's Rule in the State for the State Government's failure to 
tackle the activities of the ISI and other Islamic fundamentalists 
in the State. The BJYM staged a dharna near the Dighalipukhuri in 
support of its demands.


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[Ram Sarangapani]

Where is all that much touted support? Not in the villages, nor in the
cities?

**
*Anti-ULFA slogans resonate in city
'Paresh Baruahar dalali nasaliba'
*By a Staff Reporter
GUWAHATI, May 30: Anti-ULFA slogans resonated in the air in the city today
when hundreds of people responded to the call of a number of senior
journalists and writers, and took to the streets with a protest march
followed by a rally. The Bharatiya Janata Yuba Morcha (BJYM), on the other
hand, took out a separate procession and staged a dharna near the
Dighalipukhuri in the city demanding immediate imposition of President's
Rule in the State for the failure of the State Government to tackle the
activities of the ISI and other Islamic fundamentalists in the State.
Responding to the call of as many as 14 senior journalists and writers like
Dhirendranath Chakravarty, Ranen Kumar Goswami, Rupam Baruah, Nirupama
Borgohain and others, over 100 activists of various organizations like the
Athgaon Binapani Samiti, Brihattar Athgaon Rajohuwa Samiti, the Assam Public
Works (APW) etc took to the streets from the Guwahati Press Club (GPC) to
the office of the Deputy Commissioner and returned to the GPC where they
held a rally. *Slogans like aah oi aah, ulai aah; khed oi khed; ULFA khed
(come and drive the ULFA away), ISI hoshiyar (ISI, be careful), PCGik
eghoria kar (outcast the PCG from the society), Paresh Baruahar dalali
nasaliba* (broker Paresh Baruah's policy won't be allowed), Dhakar adesh
aami naamaanu (we won't obey Dhaka's diktat) etc rocked the thoroughfares of
the city from the GPC to the DC office and back when the processionists
began to shout slogans against the killing in the city and the State by the
ULFA.
Speaking at the rally later, Ranen Kumar Goswami said: "We don't want an
independent Asom as demanded by the ULFA, and we will never accept the
diktat of Dhaka or Islamabad. The ULFA should stop killing in the State or
else the people of the State won't remain mute spectators".
Meanwhile, there was a hot altercation between BJYM president Dilip Saikia
and district Magistrate CK Bhuyan on the permission for the procession taken
by the BJYM against the State Government's failure to bring the
law-and-order situation under its control.
The BJYM leader said that the Centre should immediately impose President's
Rule in the State for the State Government's failure to tackle the
activities of the ISI and other Islamic fundamentalists in the State. The
BJYM staged a dharna near the Dighalipukhuri in support of its demands.
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