The HNLC urged the Government should immediately release KSU members

Shillong June 12: The Government of Meghalaya and its police department is going to create more rebellion in the entire region by hunting down and arresting leaders and members of the KSU, the HNLC term it as a political nonsense, students are being hunted like they belong to a militant outfit. This is a mockery of democracy. People are simply being targeted and arrested on mere suspicion. Said Mr Sainkupar Nongtraw Publicity Secretary, HNLC in the press statement. The ILP issue was spearheaded by 13 pressure groups. But now only one organisation has become the victim of the police department. The district administrations are aggravating the situation by arresting the youths. Why is the state government so eager to bring in railway when the state is itself going through an economic down fall. The Chief Minister had assured the pressure groups to implement the comprehensive mechanism In order to tackle the problem of influx, and setting up of entry exit points in the entire state including Khasi hills Jaintia hills and Garo hills. But now our youths have to either hide into the jungles or escape to other states. The situation is nothing different than Kashmir. How many more will the police arrest ? The more the arrests the more the damage. This kind of collateral damage shall worsen the situation. The government  should take up the matters seriously and invite the pressure groups for talks. Hunting them would again create an opportunity for the youths to approach the ban outfit for help, they do not want to invite the youths to join the HNLC. The HNLC urged the Government should immediately release KSU north khasi hills president Ferdynald Kharkamni, Sonstar Nongkhlaw and all the other KSU members , who were recently arrested under various sections.if it wants to return back to normalcy. The government  shall be solely responsible for all the damages and casualties. Said Mr Sainkupar Nongtraw Publicity Secretary, HNLC in the press statement issued today to media houses.