AGP seeks PM’s intervention for peace in Assam

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Guwahati: The opposition AGP on Friday sought the Prime Minister’s intervention for restoration of peace in the state.

Taking out a procession from its headquarters, the Asom Gana Parishad submitted a memorandum to the Prime Minister through the Kamrup (Metro) district Deputy Commissioner here.

The memorandum signed by its president and former Chief Minister Prafulla Kumar Mahanta “blamed the Assam government of failing” to solve the present situation in the state, including the Bodoland Territorial Autonomous Districts (BTAD).

The AGP alleged that the state government had no plan and strategy to counter the recent violence in the state known for unity in diversity.

The party demanded that immediate steps be taken for detection and deportation of illegal foreigners in accordance with the Assam Accord within a specific time frame to make the state free from illegal foreigners. (PTI)

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