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Congress leader Rahul Gandhi had said that youth will hit Prime Minister Narendra Modi with sticks if he is unable to address the issue of unemployment in the country.
His visit comes days after the state government signed a tripartite agreement with representatives of all factions of the banned National Democratic Front of Bodoland (NDFB) at the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) in New Delhi.
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PM Narendra Modi reached Guwahati. He was welcomed by Governor Prof. Jagdish Mukhi, CM Sarbananda Sonowal, Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma and others. He is now on the way to Kokrajhar.
The signing of the Bodo agreement led to the surrender of over 1,500 militants of the major insurgent group NDFB.
The signing of the Bodo agreement led to the surrender of over 1,500 militants of the major insurgent group NDFB.
A series of videos have gone viral on social media in which Sharjeel is heard saying: "If we all come together, then we can separate the Northeast from India. If we cannot do it permanently, then at least for one to two months, we can do this."
Recently, his video went viral where he was clamouring support for Assam’s separation from the country. The police had raided Imam's ancestral home on Sunday night after "help was sought by central agencies".
Speaking on the occasion, Home Minister Amit Shah said, "Today Centre, Assam Govt and Bodo representatives have signed an important agreement. This agreement will ensure a golden future for Assam and for the Bodo people".
