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GSU revives call for Dadenggre dist

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TURA, April 21: The GSU, Western Zone North, Dadenggre, on Friday revived the demand for upgrade of Dadenggre Civil Subdivision into a full-fledged district, the issue which has been raised by various local bodies in the past.
In a statement, the GSU said that although Dadenggre happens to be the oldest civil subdivision in Garo Hills, it has been left behind Resubelpara and Ampati, both of which have become district headquarters.
“All three Civil Sub-Divisions, viz. Resubelpara, Ampati and Dadenggre came into being in the year 1982. While Resubelpara and Ampati have been upgraded into districts, Dadenggre has been left behind despite having a greater population, including jurisdictional area. The demand for the upgradation into a district has stood for 24 years,” the union said.
Pointing out that the creation of the Dadenggre district would create employment opportunities as well as bring people from far-flung villages closer to the administration, the GSU urged the government to look into the matter at the earliest.
It also urged the local MLA of all six constituencies under Dadenggre Civil Subdivision namely, Phulbari, Rajabala, Selsella, Tikrikilla, Raksamgre and Dadenggre to come together and work towards the fulfilment of the demand.
The GSU has also decided to call on local MLA Rupa M Marak over the matter.

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