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Poll boycott cannot solve vexed problem - Vimarsana News

Poll boycott cannot solve vexed problem

The poll boycott call by the Eastern Nagaland People’s Organization has cast a shadow over electioneering for the lone Lok Sabha seat in the state over the delay in resolution of their long-pending statehood demand.

Ladakh Statehood: Wangchuk says govt has something to hide if they stop peaceful march - Vimarsana News

Ladakh Statehood: Wangchuk says govt has something to hide if they stop peaceful march

The Ladakh administration imposed prohibitory orders on rallies and reduced internet speed, hindering the Apex Body's planned 'border march' demanding Ladakh's statehood and Sixth Schedule inclusion. The District Magistrate imposed restrictions citing potential breach of peace, sparking backlash. The LAB called for peaceful protest and criticized the clampdown as an "overreaction."

Leh Apex Body calls off border march in Ladakh, says stir to continue - Vimarsana News

Leh Apex Body calls off border march in Ladakh, says stir to continue

The LAB leaders said they will continue with their struggle in a peaceful manner through chain hunger strikes and protests.

Source: rediff.com
Wangchuk calls off his Sunday's border march as tension mounts in Ladakh - Vimarsana News

Wangchuk calls off his Sunday's border march as tension mounts in Ladakh

Wangchuk said that the ongoing peaceful fast will, however, continue.

Leh Apex Body Asserts Peaceful Intentions Amid Restrictions – Chennaionline - Vimarsana News

Leh Apex Body Asserts Peaceful Intentions Amid Restrictions – Chennaionline

As the Ladakh administration imposes prohibitory orders and reduces internet speed ahead of the proposed 'border march' by the Leh-based Apex Body,