SILCHAR, May 7 : All Cachar Karimganj Hailakandi Students Association (ACKHSA) expressed its concern over the senseless violence in the adjacent district of NC Hills which had left its obvious impact on the day to day life of the Barak Valley as goods trains carrying essential commodities could not run in the hill section following repeated attacks by the Jewel faction of DHD.
Extending a whole hearted support to the rally organized by Harangajao Citizen Forum on Tuesday demanding regular train service, ACKHSA in a press statement maintained that it would stand by peace loving people like Dilip Nunisa, chairman of the pro-talk faction of DHD. ACKHSA president Rupam Nandi Purkayastha doubted the sincerity of the Government in tackling the Black Widow group which, according to the student body, had a maximum 120 cadres.
Why the army and other security forces, with all their records of winning wars, failed to tame a militant outfit which has less than 150 cadres, ACKHSA raised the question. The student body further expressed concern over the government’s indifferent attitude towards the price rise of essential commodities in this part of the country due to the disruption of train service. ACKHSA said time had come for the people Barak Valley to launch mass agitation.
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