Assam: UPPL slams Hagarama Mohilary

President of United People's Party Liberal(UPPL ) Pramod Boro come down heavily on BPF president Hagrama Mohilary for his remarks on BTR accord, said that Mohilary has been indulging unsuited remarks as prime minister Narendra Modi, home minister Amit Shah had successfully solved the Bodo issues through the historic BTR accord(Bodoland Territorial Region).

Boro has flayed Mohilary, who was the former chief of BTC said that Mohilary and BPF party have feared massive defeat in the ensuing BTC elections as peoples from all walks of life are coming forward to extend support to the UPPL party in the council elections.

“BTR accord was an inclusive and very valuable peace accord where all factions of NDFB, ABSU, UBPO have unitedly signed the historic BTR accord. The BTR accord has been paving the way for more development and welfare for all sections of the communities in the region. The accord spirit is giving equal opportunity, rights for the peoples who are residing in BTR", Pramod Boro said.

On the BTC council elections, Boro said that his party is winning an absolute majority in the BTC council elections and forming the council for good governance for Parivartan and healthy development.

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He said that Mohilary and BPF has no any political agenda to attract the common masses that's why they have been indulging unnecessary remarks which are not acceptable among the common citizens.

has reacted on the B Saoraigwra, former president of NDFB-S for he remarked on BTR accord who had recently said that they were not allowed much time to think about the BTR accord signed on 27th January last. Boro said that if he had not got much time about the BTR accord, then why he had put his signature on the accord.
Boro informed that the center has been emphasizing a strong interest in the implementation of all clauses of BTR accord.
Meanwhile, UPPL president Pramod Boro attended a party meeting at Daloabari, Gopinathpur under Banargaon constituency on Friday in Kokrajhar district.

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