NSUI to hit the streets over unemployment, corruption in Assam

GUWAHATI: The Assam state unit of the National Students’ Union of India (NSUI) on Sunday said it will launch a statewide agitational programme against alleged corruption and unemployment under the BJP regime in Assam.

Announcing it, NSUI state president Krishanu Baruah today said a programme, christened as Chattra Hunkar (Students’ War Cry), will be launched from next week to expose the corruption and lack of employment creation and other shortcomings of the ruling government.

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“Our national president Neeraj Kundan will visit here tomorrow and there we will chalk out a detailed programme of the proposed programme. More than 1000 NSUI workers will congregate at Manabendra Sarma Complex tomorrow to discuss the issues,” Baruah said here today.

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“It is the primary objective of every Assamese individual to get rid of the misrule of the BJP in Assam. In the process, the students have a major role to play. For that we will take the true picture to the student community. We will hit the streets to protest the anti-people attitude of the BJP and its allies and against the unemployment problem in the state,” Baruah added.

He also assured that despite being a students’ organisation of a national political party (Congress), “we in NSUI Assam unit will remain regional in character and go with the sentiments of people of Assam”.

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