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Assam Students Body Protests Against Government's Directive On Hindu Migrants
The All Assam Students' Union (AASU) staged statewide protests on Friday at district headquarters, strongly opposing the Assam government's reported directive to withdraw all citizenship-related cases against illegal Hindu migrants.
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Assam Students Union Gets Legal Notice From Cops Over Bandh Call
AASU had called a 24-hours bandh after their members were arrested by the Dibrugarh police for allegedly assaulting members of the BJP-linked Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad.
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AASU Leader, NSCN-IM Members Among Potential Pegasus Targets: Report
All Assam Students Union (AASU) chief adviser Samujjal Bhattacharya was potentially targeted for surveillance in 2018-2019 using Israeli firm NSO's Pegasus software, news website The Wire reported on Wednesday.
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"Massive Protest" If PM Inaugurates "Khelo India": Assam Students Body
In a bid to intensify its agitation against the controversial Citizenship Amendment Act or CAA, the powerful All Assam students Union or AASU has decided to launch massive protests if Prime Minister Narendra Modi reaches Assam's Guwahati to flag off the 'Khelo India' games, scheduled to be held in the city from January 9 till January 22.
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"BJP Planning To Destroy Assam, We Will Not Sit Idle": Assam Students Body
Intensifying its agitation against the amended Citizenship Act, the All Assam Students' Union (AASU) today said a "massive protest" will be organised if Prime Minister Narendra Modi comes to inaugurate the "Khelo India" games on January 10 in the state capital.
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Nearly 1 Lakh Rally In Assam's Biggest Agitation Against Citizenship Law
Nearly one lakh people took to the streets in Assam on Tuesday, the All Assam Students' Union has claimed; in what has been the biggest ever rally against the citizenship law. The protests, which were largely peaceful, took place in Dibrugarh, the home district of Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal.
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Assam Students' Body To Appeal In Top Court Over Exclusions In NRC List
The All Assam Students' Union or AASU said it is not happy with the exclusion figure in the final National Register of Citizens or NRC which was released today, and will appeal against it in the Supreme Court.
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PM Modi Lands In Guwahati Amid Black Flag Protests
Prime Minister Narendra Modi landed in Guwahati for a two-day tour of the Northeast on Friday evening, only to be greeted with black flags and angry activists protesting the controversial Citizenship Amendment Bill. Several civil society groups across the Northeast -- including the All Assam Students Union -- have decided to intensify their ongoing...
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Congress Suspends 4 Lawmakers for Anti-Party Activities in Assam
In a stern message to the rebels, the Congress in Assam suspended four MLAs who took part in a roadshow of former party leader Himant Biswa Sarma.
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Home Minister Rajnath Singh to Visit India-Bangladesh Border Soon
Home Minister Rajnath Singh will soon visit the Indo-Bangladesh border to personally see the situation along the forward areas as illegal immigration from the neighbouring country continues to be a major concern.
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Assam Students Body Protests Against Government's Directive On Hindu Migrants
The All Assam Students' Union (AASU) staged statewide protests on Friday at district headquarters, strongly opposing the Assam government's reported directive to withdraw all citizenship-related cases against illegal Hindu migrants.
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Assam Students Union Gets Legal Notice From Cops Over Bandh Call
AASU had called a 24-hours bandh after their members were arrested by the Dibrugarh police for allegedly assaulting members of the BJP-linked Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad.
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AASU Leader, NSCN-IM Members Among Potential Pegasus Targets: Report
All Assam Students Union (AASU) chief adviser Samujjal Bhattacharya was potentially targeted for surveillance in 2018-2019 using Israeli firm NSO's Pegasus software, news website The Wire reported on Wednesday.
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"Massive Protest" If PM Inaugurates "Khelo India": Assam Students Body
In a bid to intensify its agitation against the controversial Citizenship Amendment Act or CAA, the powerful All Assam students Union or AASU has decided to launch massive protests if Prime Minister Narendra Modi reaches Assam's Guwahati to flag off the 'Khelo India' games, scheduled to be held in the city from January 9 till January 22.
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"BJP Planning To Destroy Assam, We Will Not Sit Idle": Assam Students Body
Intensifying its agitation against the amended Citizenship Act, the All Assam Students' Union (AASU) today said a "massive protest" will be organised if Prime Minister Narendra Modi comes to inaugurate the "Khelo India" games on January 10 in the state capital.
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Nearly 1 Lakh Rally In Assam's Biggest Agitation Against Citizenship Law
Nearly one lakh people took to the streets in Assam on Tuesday, the All Assam Students' Union has claimed; in what has been the biggest ever rally against the citizenship law. The protests, which were largely peaceful, took place in Dibrugarh, the home district of Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal.
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Assam Students' Body To Appeal In Top Court Over Exclusions In NRC List
The All Assam Students' Union or AASU said it is not happy with the exclusion figure in the final National Register of Citizens or NRC which was released today, and will appeal against it in the Supreme Court.
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PM Modi Lands In Guwahati Amid Black Flag Protests
Prime Minister Narendra Modi landed in Guwahati for a two-day tour of the Northeast on Friday evening, only to be greeted with black flags and angry activists protesting the controversial Citizenship Amendment Bill. Several civil society groups across the Northeast -- including the All Assam Students Union -- have decided to intensify their ongoing...
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Congress Suspends 4 Lawmakers for Anti-Party Activities in Assam
In a stern message to the rebels, the Congress in Assam suspended four MLAs who took part in a roadshow of former party leader Himant Biswa Sarma.
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Home Minister Rajnath Singh to Visit India-Bangladesh Border Soon
Home Minister Rajnath Singh will soon visit the Indo-Bangladesh border to personally see the situation along the forward areas as illegal immigration from the neighbouring country continues to be a major concern.
