By S Singlianmang Guite
Lamka, Oct 15: Annoyed by the various Governmental policies adopted by the State Government, particularly towards Chura- chandpur, the Chura-chandpur District Students Union has voiced its reservation and dissension on various issues and pleaded to redress them immediately so as to avoid any unforeseen consequences.
A representation submi-tted in this regard by the student body said, it appre-ciate the approval for upgra- dation of Jiribam sub-division into a full fledged revenue district, but felt unfortunate on the inclu-sion of large parts of tribal villages without their will and consent.
Making its dissension on the issue clear, the Union said “not a single inch of the district (Churachandpur) be encroa -ched upon.”
Further, the represen-tations accused the majo- rity community of encroa-ching into the tribal lands and mingling them into the valley.
“Making used of the state machineries and ta-king undue advantage of the various non-functional institutions and the lacunae in the laws of the land said infuriated, the majority people encroached upon part of the originally tribal inhabited areas and through various process amalga-mate it into valley” it said. Kangvai, the district fron-tier village is one case it cited to substantiate their claim.
As a result the territorial areas of Churachandpur has shrunk, added the state-ment and pleads the State Government to restore all the hill districts to its original boundary.
To cater to the needs and requirements of tribal peo-ple inhabiting the hills, the union also urged for res-toration of separate budget for Hill Areas as was in the past and to strengthen Hills Area Committee with ade-quate power and functions.
The union in addition insisted for implementation and execution as per the guidelines and rules of all centrally sponsored pover-ty alleviation and develop- mental pregrammes meant for the hill districts.
Maintaining that it would not hesitate to initiate its own course of action to protect and safeguard the district boundary and rights of the people the Churachandpur District Stu -dents Union representa-tion to the Chief Minister said unforeseen conse-quences will result if the Government fails to perform.
CPI set its foot at Singngat AC: The Com-munist Party of India, for the first time made its presence felt in the interior consti-tuency of Singngat in Chura -chandpur District today as it has formerly inducted sixteen executive members under its fold.
The newly inducted mem -bers include president of the Lungthul area congress M Ginmuanthang and P Thangkhanchin, president of Singngat unit of the congress party.
Most of their counterparts were also identified as formerly active members of the Congress party.
According to CPI/CCpur president Tuanzalian, the establishment of CPI units in Singngat has marked the entry of the party in two of the six ACs under Chura-chandpur.
He also claimed that CPI units will soon be launched at Tipaimukh, Saikot, Henglep and Chura-chandpur ACs. The other Assembly segment CPI has already marked its presence is Thanlon, the consti-tuency in which Tuanzalian had lost during the last election.
Source: The Sangai Express
Lamka, Oct 15: Annoyed by the various Governmental policies adopted by the State Government, particularly towards Chura- chandpur, the Chura-chandpur District Students Union has voiced its reservation and dissension on various issues and pleaded to redress them immediately so as to avoid any unforeseen consequences.
A representation submi-tted in this regard by the student body said, it appre-ciate the approval for upgra- dation of Jiribam sub-division into a full fledged revenue district, but felt unfortunate on the inclu-sion of large parts of tribal villages without their will and consent.
Making its dissension on the issue clear, the Union said “not a single inch of the district (Churachandpur) be encroa -ched upon.”
Further, the represen-tations accused the majo- rity community of encroa-ching into the tribal lands and mingling them into the valley.
“Making used of the state machineries and ta-king undue advantage of the various non-functional institutions and the lacunae in the laws of the land said infuriated, the majority people encroached upon part of the originally tribal inhabited areas and through various process amalga-mate it into valley” it said. Kangvai, the district fron-tier village is one case it cited to substantiate their claim.
As a result the territorial areas of Churachandpur has shrunk, added the state-ment and pleads the State Government to restore all the hill districts to its original boundary.
To cater to the needs and requirements of tribal peo-ple inhabiting the hills, the union also urged for res-toration of separate budget for Hill Areas as was in the past and to strengthen Hills Area Committee with ade-quate power and functions.
The union in addition insisted for implementation and execution as per the guidelines and rules of all centrally sponsored pover-ty alleviation and develop- mental pregrammes meant for the hill districts.
Maintaining that it would not hesitate to initiate its own course of action to protect and safeguard the district boundary and rights of the people the Churachandpur District Stu -dents Union representa-tion to the Chief Minister said unforeseen conse-quences will result if the Government fails to perform.
CPI set its foot at Singngat AC: The Com-munist Party of India, for the first time made its presence felt in the interior consti-tuency of Singngat in Chura -chandpur District today as it has formerly inducted sixteen executive members under its fold.
The newly inducted mem -bers include president of the Lungthul area congress M Ginmuanthang and P Thangkhanchin, president of Singngat unit of the congress party.
Most of their counterparts were also identified as formerly active members of the Congress party.
According to CPI/CCpur president Tuanzalian, the establishment of CPI units in Singngat has marked the entry of the party in two of the six ACs under Chura-chandpur.
He also claimed that CPI units will soon be launched at Tipaimukh, Saikot, Henglep and Chura-chandpur ACs. The other Assembly segment CPI has already marked its presence is Thanlon, the consti-tuency in which Tuanzalian had lost during the last election.
Source: The Sangai Express
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