Friday, May 23, 2025
spot_img

FKJGP seeks action

Date:

Share post:

spot_imgspot_img

TURA: The FKJGP from Garo Hills on Thursday strongly condemned the alleged interference by Balachanda MDC Sofior Rahman on raids conducted by GHADC Forest Department against illegal saw mills in Garo Hills.
In a statement issued here, the federation demanded that the executive committee of the GHADC take immediate action against the MDC and file an FIR against him for obstructing the duty of the employees of its department. It also demanded that Rehman be removed from the Forest’ vice-chairman’s post
as well as from the ruling party and all privileges he enjoyed as a ruling MDC be ceased. “He must be removed from his seat as MDC if the laws and provisions of the GHADC allows,” it said.
Reminding that GHADC is for Garos and Garo Hills from which Rehman is earning a living, the federation also gave a clear warning to all illegal saw mill owners who are operating under his (Rehman) protection to stop or face action from them.
“We reiterate that we will not tolerate such kind of illegal activities and interference in the proper functioning of GHADC by anyone. We also assure that FKJGP GHZ is always with the GHADC and it must not bow down to people like him,” FKJGP general secretary, Raksrang A Sangma said.
Earlier on Wednesday, personnel of the GHADC’s Forest Department had accused Rehman of disrupting a raid conducted against illegal saw mills in the plain belt areas of West Garo Hills.

spot_imgspot_img

Related articles

NH 127B widening will endanger wildlife, impact locals, says report

New Delhi, May 22: The diversion of 35 hectares of deemed forest land in Meghalaya for the widening...

VPP seeks govt-KHADC dialogue on toll gates

SHILLONG, May 22: The Voice of the People Party (VPP) has called for a dialogue between the state...

Ri-Bhoi village gets power supply after 18 years of neglect

SHILLONG, May 22: The remote hamlet of Pahamjula under Jirang constituency of Ri-Bhoi district witnessed nothing less than...

UDP to reveal stance on rlys during all-party meet

SHILLONG, May 22: The UDP has remained silent on its stance on introduction of railways in Khasi-Jaintia Hills...