GANGTOK, 21 JUNE: The Chief Minister of Sikkim, Mr Pawan Chamling
has written a letter to his counterpart in Assam, Mr Tarun Gogoi
yesterday, expressing his deep concern over the instances of hardships
and difficulties being faced by the members of the Gorkha Community who
are bonafide Indian citizens in the Bodoland Territorial Administration
areas.
The letter of the Chief Minister is based on the report
submitted by the fact-finding committee of the Press Club of Sikkim who
had sent their four members to the affected areas and submitted details
of the plight of the members of the Gorkha community there.
The team had visited the affected areas from 29 to 31 May and had submitted a detailed report to the Chief Minister of Sikkim.
While
appreciating the steps taken by the government of Assam in quickly
restoring and maintaining law and order and peace in the affected areas,
Mr Chamling said that the hardships and difficulties inflicted and
suffered by the members of the Gorkha community who are bonafide Indian
citizens needs to be addressed.
Mr Chamling requested Mr Gogoi to
look into the matter sympathetically and taking initiatives to mitigate
and redress their grievances in order to restore feeling of security.
A
copy of the resolution passed by the Press Club of Sikkim of 23 May
along with a detailed fact-finding committee report and a copy of the
letter addressed to the Union Home Minister was forwarded along with the
letter.
statesman news service
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