AYWO vows to oppose CAB tooth and nail

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TURA: Strongly condemning the BJP led NDA Government for passing the Citizenship Amendment Bill (CAB) in the Lok Sabha recently the A’chik Youth Welfare Organization (AYWO) has vowed to continue opposing the bill tooth and nail.

 Informing this in a statement to the media, Lyiend Roshan Marak, the organization’s publicity secretary said that the North East has been dominated by the hill tribals since ages and the passing of the controversial Bill despite strong opposition by the whole region was merely for vote bank which is not acceptable.

 “Prime Minister, Narendra Modi has tried to downplay the fears of the North East people but let me first ask him this. If there was nothing to be apprehensive about, why did the JPC not take the opinion of the people? And why was a ‘half report’ recommended? This shows that the NDA Government does not care for the voice of the North East people,” Marak said.

The organization in its effort to mobilize the people against the bill is holding a Poster Campaign under the theme ‘Save NE, Save Garo Hills’ for the whole of Tura Town on January 17. Marak has urged all citizens to participate in the campaign.

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