Silchar : Jal Jeevan Mission Complaint lodged by Cachar district administration on Monday FIR against the members of barak Democratic Youth Front (BDYF) Feather Silchar Police station for allegedly disrespecting Assamese Language by pasting black ink on the government banner near Silchar railway station on Saturday.
Superintendent of Police (Cachar), Ramandeep Kauri informed TOI on Monday that a police complaint was received from Jal Jeevan Mission in the DC office against a group allegedly involved in pasting black ink on government banners in Silchar. Based on this, the police have registered an FIR against the group, Kaur said.
SP Kaur said that no one has been arrested so far. However, after the registration of the FIR, the police have started investigation into the incident.
Sources said, the BDYF, which is allegedly responsible for pasting black ink on the banner of Jal Jeevan Mission, which was written in Assamese language, used the banner to promote and promote government schemes in the Barak Valley. demanded the complete cancellation of the language. He said, the government should follow the 1961 language pack under which Bengali language was given the status of an official language in the Bengali-dominated Barak Valley areas of the state.
Superintendent of Police (Cachar), Ramandeep Kauri informed TOI on Monday that a police complaint was received from Jal Jeevan Mission in the DC office against a group allegedly involved in pasting black ink on government banners in Silchar. Based on this, the police have registered an FIR against the group, Kaur said.
SP Kaur said that no one has been arrested so far. However, after the registration of the FIR, the police have started investigation into the incident.
Sources said, the BDYF, which is allegedly responsible for pasting black ink on the banner of Jal Jeevan Mission, which was written in Assamese language, used the banner to promote and promote government schemes in the Barak Valley. demanded the complete cancellation of the language. He said, the government should follow the 1961 language pack under which Bengali language was given the status of an official language in the Bengali-dominated Barak Valley areas of the state.
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