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Hundreds of students on Wednesday took to the streets at Williamnagar demanding stringent action against the culprit who allegedly raped and killed a minor girl in East Garo Hills recently. Besides students, elders, members of various NGOs and others also participated in the rally. GSU general secretary John Miltu A Sangma while speaking at the rally, urged the government to expedite the investigation.
Hundreds of students on Wednesday took to the streets at Williamnagar demanding stringent action against the culprit who allegedly raped and killed a minor girl in East Garo Hills recently. Besides students, elders, members of various NGOs and others also participated in the rally. GSU general secretary John Miltu A Sangma while speaking at the rally, urged the government to expedite the investigation.
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