Zubeen Garg threatens to launch agitation against Citizenship (Amendment) Bill

Zubeen Garg threatens to launch agitation against Citizenship (Amendment) Bill

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SARUPATHAR: Singer Zubeen Garg appealed to Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal to re-think about his move on the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill, 2016. According to sources, Assamese singer Zubeen Garg posted an emotional letter on Facebook addressed to Sonowal on Tuesday. Even artistes and singers came out on the streets during the Assam bandh to protest against the controversial bill.

Zubeen Garg, AASU State president Dipankar Kumar Nath and State secretary Lurinjyoti Gogoi took part in the 10th biennial general conference and session at Dhansiri subdivision in Golaghat district on Tuesday which was conducted by the All Assam Students’ Union (AASU) Golaghat district.

Talking to media persons, Garg threatened to launch an agitation by himself if the Chief Minister failed to take measures to scrap the controversial Citizenship (Amendment) Bill within seven days. Garg said, “I won’t be in Assam for one week. It will be good if Sarba da takes some action before my return. Otherwise this time I will agitate on my own.”

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