“We want the government to give us proper solution, as the matter is very much crucial and sensitive,” he said adding “We have a plan to organize more such rallies in the days to come to make our issue and demand alive.”
Tuesday 11 March 2008
INDEFINITE HUNGER STRIKE BEGINS AGAIN.....................
On being questioned about the resumption of the hunger strike, Dawa says, “The State government’s failure to come up with an appropriate solution, compelled us to once again redressal our demand by going for the indefinite strike.”
“We want the government to give us proper solution, as the matter is very much crucial and sensitive,” he said adding “We have a plan to organize more such rallies in the days to come to make our issue and demand alive.”
“We want the government to give us proper solution, as the matter is very much crucial and sensitive,” he said adding “We have a plan to organize more such rallies in the days to come to make our issue and demand alive.”
PEACE RALLY BY THE LEPCHAS AND CALL TO SCRAP HYDEL PROJECTS IN DZONGU
The Lepchas of Dzongu took out a rally here today reiterating their demand for scrapping all hydel projects from the Dzongu reserve in North Sikkim. Organized by the Affected Citizens of Teesta (ACT) in support with the Concerned Lepchas of Sikkim (CLOS) and Sangha of Dzongu (SOD), the rally started from the vicinity of Star Cinema Hall, New Market and after taking up a round via National Highway ended up at BL House, Tibet Road.
More than 300 Lepchas from Dzongu undertook the rally, armed with placards, banners and cries of ‘stop all hydel power projects from North Sikkim’.
The rally was organized to press further the demand that the mega projects in Dzongu be scrapped. It is not only a blind opposition to the projects but also suggestions that mini/micro hydel projects be taken up in Dzongu, which will be less harmful to environment and the indigenous tribals and also generate power and energy.




More than 300 Lepchas from Dzongu undertook the rally, armed with placards, banners and cries of ‘stop all hydel power projects from North Sikkim’.
The rally was organized to press further the demand that the mega projects in Dzongu be scrapped. It is not only a blind opposition to the projects but also suggestions that mini/micro hydel projects be taken up in Dzongu, which will be less harmful to environment and the indigenous tribals and also generate power and energy.
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