From Bhupen Goswami
GUWAHATI : BTC chief Pramod Bodo has claimed that assam, led by the BJP, will once again form a coalition government. Talking to the national news, Pramod Bodo said why the people should vote for the BJP and why the Congress should not vote. He said, Assam assembly can make a big bang to form the government in this election. Bodoland chief Pramod Boro said that two alliances, i.e., three alliances are directly visible, but the fact remains that the election result can also have a major impact on small parties in Assam. In Assam, the BJP-led coalition is showing a direct bump from the Congress-led coalition. But Assam will form a BJP-led coalition government. He said the Congress is not a good people in the alliance, not good leaders. Besides, the BJP – led coalition has a very popular leader , including Prime Minister Narendra Modi , Union Home Minister Amit Shah , BJP national president JP Nadda .
The people have agreed to form the BJP government. He said that leaders like Sarbananda Sonowal, Hemant Vishwa Sharma in Assam have come to the people of Bodoland. He also said that former BTC chief Hagram Mohileri is the most corrupt person. Pramod Boro, head of the Bodoland Territorial Council (BTC), accused Bodoland People’s Front (BPF) chief Hagaram Mohleri of deliberate separation from the Assam government. UPPL chief Boro said that the Bodoland Territorial Council (BTC) is a considerable part of the state. Btc, like any other council in the state, is equally accountable to the Assam government. Pramod Boro further said that BTC is inside Assam, not outside. For the past 17 years, BPF chief Mohleri corruption has been so high so the people of Bodoland have rejected the BPF party. He said that terrorist outfits as well as Hagaram Mohleri are doing something to spread disturbed in Bodoland. So that he can win the assembly elections by creating fear in the minds of the people. Some unscrupulous elements before the state assembly elections are trying to create violence using society unemployed youth. Pramod Boro, head of the Bodoland Territorial Council (BTC), said on the formation of the new militant outfit National Liberation Front of Bodoland (NLFB) by a section of activists of the deserted National Democratic Front of Bodoland (NDFB).
Pramod Boro further said that after the information about the formation of a new terrorist organization, various central and state security forces have stepped up their vigil in western Assam. However, police officials said that the new group, named the National Liberation Front of Boroland (NLFB), is headed by MD Batha, who surrendered with more than 1,600 extremists who joined the mainstream by laying arms in January last year, after the centre signed the Bodoland Territorial Regen (BTR) agreement with four NDFB factions and the All Bodo Students Union. The NLFB also criticised the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party. Senior police and intelligence officials also said some surrendered militants, who returned to the jungle to form the NLFB, may try to work from neighboring countries. Breaking his silence on the controversial Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA), Pramod Boro, head of the Bodoland Territorial Council (BTC), said that he is the first to favour the safety of citizens but at the same time believes that those who are not citizens of the country should be treated as human beings. “The CAA is a central issue, and we are a small party, but we are always in favor of policies that will benefit the country and citizens. “We are not against the country or any policy, if the Constitution thinks this policy is going to protect people’s lives and property, identity and culture of indigenous peoples, we will always support it,” Boro, who is also chairman of the United People’s Party Liberal (UPPL), said in an exclusive interview with “National News” today. My clear stance is that the citizen of the country should be protected and should not be deprived of his fundamental rights or any rights given by the Constitution of India. So I don’t want to comment like the students’ union or any other party because at the end of the day we are all human beings and our human rights, constitutional rights, political-cultural rights no matter where we are,” he said. “The whole country is wondering whether the CAA is in force or not. There are already some issues which have affected the social fabric and the economic situation in the country. For the election, Boro said that the implementation of the agreement is on track and union Home Minister Amit Shah himself is taking interest in the issue. He expressed hope that all clauses of the agreement will be implemented within a definite time frame for the overall development of BTR. Now, it is to see that this election is a promise, then, this agreement is really taking the government seriously.
