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Engleng likely to remain Karbi council CEM

DIPHU 15 Jan :Congress member Joy Ram Engleng is likely to hold on to his post of chief executive member (CEM) of the Karbi Anglong Autonomous Council (KAAC) this time too. Engleng beat Pator Phangcho, an Independent candidate backed by Peoples’ Alliance for Peace Agreement (PAPA), a conglomerate of 53 political parties, in the prestigious Duar-Amla constituency.

However, another faction of the party is forwarding the name of Bhubon Ch. Terang, who was the executive member and in-charge of the health, family welfare, town & country planning, town committee affairs of the KAAC. Terang won the Socheng Dhenta seat this time. tnn

“Though Joy Ram Engleng has the maximum chances of becoming the next CEM, Bhubon Ch Terang also stands a chance. The rest is in the hand of party high command in Dispur and Delhi. However, the selection will be done in a democratic way after the consent of majority of the members of autonomous council,” said a top party source.

Though the selection of the chief executive member (CEM) was slated to be before the Bhogali Bihu celebration on Sunday, it will take a few more days to complete the procedure.

The selection of the chairman for the KAAC is completed on Friday after Congress member Rupsing Teron was sworn-in the chairman of the 11th KAAC. Among the 26 winners, he was the only one who expressed the desire to become the chairman.

Mukul Kathar, election officer, Karbi Anglong district, said, “Except Rupsing Teron, no other MAC has registered any nomination for the coveted post.” Teron was the vice-chairman of the council in the last council.

The Congress, which has come to power for the third consecutive term, has 15 winners followed by eight from PAPA. The other three were Independent candidates, one backed by an alliance and two dissident Congress leaders – Pradip Singnar and Dhonsing Kro.

PAPA-backed United Peoples’ Democratic Solidarity (UPDS) joint secretary Surjya Rongpher said, “We got very little time for the election but we will continue our democratic struggle for the proposed territorial council.

The conscious section of society voted for us. If we had time to make people aware about our peace pact with the Centre, we would have fared well.”
It was the first KAAC polls after the UPDS signed a peace pact with Delhi.

Poll results put Karbi pact in jeopardy: UPDS

Spl correspondent
NEW DELHI, Jan 13 – After failing to wrest the Karbi Anglong Autonomous Council (KAAC) at the hustings, the disbanded militant outfit UPDS has warned that the tripartite memorandum of settlement (MoS) is in serious jeopardy, warning that they may not be able to hold on to a “failed experiment”.

Stopping short of threatening to walk out of the MoS, signed with much fanfare, former chairman of the militant outfit Longsodar Senar in a strongly worded letter to Union Home Minister P Chidambaram has said the ex-UPDS leaders and cadres could no longer be expected to hold on to a failed experiment. The government alone should be responsible for any untoward development after this, Senar warned.

According to sources, the militant outfit has complained about not getting a level-playing field and lack of adequate time to reorganise themselves, besides paucity of funds for the poor showing in the polls. It squarely blamed the Assam Government for their poor performance. The ruling Congress retained control of the KAAC, leaving the Karbi militant groups furious.

The chairman has said that it now appears that the rushed election was a conspiracy to finish off the UPDS and the MoS. The election ensured that the avowed anti-accord forces wrested the seat of power. “The fate of the MoS is, therefore, in serious jeopardy,” he warned.

Stating that they consider the handling of the UPDS case a failure, the former chairman alleged that Government of Assam has wilfully refused to honour the solemn commitment made by the Home Minister regarding ‘neutral administration’ till the polls and a level-playing field during the election.

Senar claimed that on August 23, they were assured of the level-playing field, which encouraged them to sign the accord.

Saying that because he was fully conscious of the fact that the UPDS leaders and cadres needed time to adapt and reorient themselves, they had insisted on an interim government. It was rejected by the government. But once the accord had been signed, the election was rushed through, “obviously with a view to deny us the opportunity to pilot the implementation of the accord,” he alleged.

The Government of Assam was petitioned to grant time to lay down arms and disband the outfit, so that they could participate in the election with a sense of urgency. However, as soon as the arms were laid down and the outfit disbanded, a day later election was announced. It left UPDS with no time to re-organise themselves as a political group. “We were also left penniless to face the elections,” the ex-chief lamented.

“Despite our protest the election was brutally forced on us. Predictably, the results had been disastrous, as electoral politics is altogether a different ball-game,” stated Senar.

Rupsing Teron new KAAC chairman

CORRESPONDENT
DIPHU, Jan 12 – Rupsing Teron, of Congress will be Chairman of the 11th Karbi Anglong Autonomous Council (KAAC).

Rupsing Teron, who acted as Vice Chairman of the Council, in the last KAAC, submitted his nomination today. His election as Chairman has been confirmed officially today by the party, as  no one else contested for the post.

Mukul Kathar, election officer, Karbi Anglong district, today confirming the news said “except Rupsing Teron, no other Member Autonomous Council filed nomination for the post. He will be conferred oath of office tomorrow”.

KAAC members take oath, race for CEM starts

From a Correspondent

Premila Beypi in the Forefront to be next CEM.

DIPHU, Jan 11: The 26 newly-elected members of the Karbi Anglong Autonomous Council (KAAC) on Wednesday took the oath of office at the KAAC Session Hall at Diphu. Karbi Anglong deputy commissioner Rakesh Kumar administered the oath of office.

The KAAC members took the oath in Karbi, Assamese, English, Tiwa and Boro languages. Out of 26 members, 15 belong to the Congress, eight to the People’s Alliance for Peace Agreement (PAPA) while three are independent.

The members who took the oath of office are Joyram Ingleng, D. Uphing Maslai, Prodip Rongpi, Rupsing Teron, Tuliram Ronghang, Mongolsing Timung, Alice Engtipi, Premola Beypi, Bidyasing Rongpi, Ashok Teron, Bhubon Chandra Terang, Prodip Difusa, Longki Timung, Jivan Chandra Pathak and Raton Engti of the Congress, Horensing Bey, Kangjang Terang, Robinson Kro, Dorsing Ronghang, Bidyasing Tokbi, Semson Tisso, Jagat Sing Engti and Surya Rongphar of PAPA, while Dhonsing Kro, Prodip Singnar and Sarat Brahma are independent members.

Sources said, Veterinary and Hills Area Development Minister Khorsing Engti is putting in every effort to make his wife Premola Beypi the Chief Executive Member (CEM) of KAAC. If necessary, he will try to have an understanding with the PAPA members in this regard, alleged sources. Election for post of KAAC chairman will take place on January 13.

On the other hand, PAPA chairman Horensing Bey told mediapersons after the oath-taking ceremony,“The State Government hatched a conspiracy against us. We were not given ample opportunity to convey the message of the Memorandum of Settlement (MoS), which was signed between the Centre, the State Government and the United People’s Democratic Solidarity (UPDS), to the people. Immediately after the arms-laying down ceremony the election notification was issued. We did not get sufficient time to reach out to the people in the remote areas due to which we could not get a majority in the polls.”

Cong Set to form council in Karbi Anglong

PAPA-8, Cong-15, Ind-3

Diphu , 9 January: Congress is all set to form the government in the Autonomous Council of Karbi Anglong. It will be interesting to see the implementation of MOS which was signed between UPDS, Govt..of India and Govt. of Assam

List of Winners

Jagat Ingti- Sarupathar (PAPA)
Samson Tisso — Nilip (PAPA)
Kangjang Terang —Langfer (PAPA)
Surjyo Rongphar –Deopani (PAPA)
Horensing Bey –Rongkhang (PAPA)
Robinson Kro – Lumbajong (PAPA)
Bidyasing Tokbi – Korkanthi (PAPA)
Darsing Ronghang –Phuloni(PAPA)

Sarat Brahma—Langhin (INDEPENDENT)
Pradip Singnar – Singhason (INDEPENDENT
Dhonsing Kro – Kopili (INDEPENDENT)

Joyram Engleng—Duar Amla (INC)
Uphing Maslai—Amri (INC)
Prodip Rongpi –Chinthong(INC)
Rupsing Teron –Socheng(INC)
Mangalsing Timung—Hamren(INC)
Premola Beypi —-Howraghat(INC)
Bidyasing Rongpi –Mahamaya (INC)
Longki Timung –Borjan (INC)
Ratan Engti –Duar Bagori(INC)
Bhuban Ch. Terang –Socheng Dhenta(INC)
Ashok Teron —- Nomati (INC)
Pradip Diphusa –Dhansiri(INC)
Jeevan Ch. Pathak–Bokajan (INC)
Alice Engtipi—Amreng (INC)
Tuliram Ronghang —Bithung-Rengthama(INC)

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KLNLF leader held for possession of illegal arms

Diphu : Police on Thursday arrested Karbi Longri National Liberation Front (KLNLF) general secretary Thong Terron from his residence for illegal possession of arms and ammunition.

The surrendered militant leader was arrested by police following the confessional statement of another KLNLF cadre, who was arrested with a huge quantity of ammunition on Wednesday. Diphu police station OC Naba Kumar Bora said, “We have arrested KLNLF general secretary Thong Terron from his residence at Loru Langsu today. The militant leader was held for illegally possessing arms and ammunition.”

He added that a case under Section 25 (1) (A) and 27 of Arms Act has been registered in connection with the incident.

Security forces arrested one KLNLF militant, identified as Jamson Engleng, from Diphu area in Karbi Anglong district on Wednesday morning. Some ammunition were found on him. The militant was hiding at the residence of Thong Terron.

Police produced the surrendered militant leader at a local court in Karbi Anglong that sent him to three days’ police custody. “We have produced the arrested militant leader before a court which sent him to cop custody,” the OC said.

The KLNLF surrendered before the government in January, 2010, and all leaders and the cadres of the group handed over arms and ammunition to police.

As a result, security forces stopped operations against the militant group for the last two years. But the recovery of ammunition from the house of their general secretary’s house has turned out to be cause of concern in the district.

Karbi poll today amid tight vigil

Source : Telegraph India

SARAT SARMA

Nagaon, Jan. 3: Unprecedented security arrangements have been made in Karbi Anglong on the eve of elections to the autonomous council following reports of threats to some Congress candidates by the Karbi People’s Liberation Tigers (KPLT).

Six CRPF companies will patrol villages adjoining 36 hyper-sensitive polling stations of the district and elaborate security arrangements have been made in the seven border outposts to thwart any infiltration attempt by militants from outside the state or district .

Of the 555 polling stations, 264 are sensitive, 98 very sensitive and 36 hyper-sensitive. The superintendent of police, Anurag Agarwala, today said police had received information about the threat issued by the KLPT to a section of Congress leaders and special security arrangements have been made for them.

“All possible confidence building measures have been taken so that people, specially those who belong to minority communities, can exercise their right to franchise freely. We have sufficient security forces to prevent any untoward incident during election hours,” he said.

Karbi Anglong deputy commissioner Rakesh Kumar said that the administration had assured people of all possible support and security so that they could vote without hesitation or fear.

“Till now we have not received any complaint in black and white but some information is there and measures are being taken for the safety of candidates and voters,” he said.

Around 5.16 lakh voters will exercise their franchise to elect 26 representatives from the 150 contesting candidates. The Congress, which has been in power in the council since 2001, has fielded candidates in all 26 constituencies.

The Peoples’ Alliance for Peace Agreement (PAPA), a conglomeration of various organisations, backs 25 Independent candidates, including six members of the recently-dissolved United People’s Democratic Solidarity (UPDS).

Jayanta Rangpi, Holiram Terang and John Ingti Kathar, the three influential political leaders of the district, have backed 26 Independent candidates this time. Misrule of Congress, largescale corruption in the council during Congress rule, family-centred politics and KPLT’s threat to Congress candidates are some significant issues which stand in the way of the Congress winning a third term.

Eight heavyweight Congress leaders submitted nominations as Independent candidates after they were denied party tickets. They include chairman of the sitting council Mangalsingh Engti, three members of the autonomous council, two party vice-presidents and two general secretaries. The KPLT killed three Congress leaders in the district last year.

The recent accord, peace and development of the district and upgrade of the council to a territorial council as per accord are the main election issues of PAPA this time.

In the 10th autonomous council, the Congress has 21 elected members and its strength rose to 24 after four ASDC members joined the party (and Congress suspended one elected member).

Counting will be on held on January 9 and the elected body will take charge immediately.

“I am sure that the people of Langfer will elect me as their representative in the council. I promise to work for them,” said former UPDS joint secretary Kanjeng Terang. He is contesting against DCC president and senior executive member (PHE) Sum

KAATC should work for Amri Karbi development also’

Source : The Sentinel, Assam

By our Staff Reporter

GUWAHATI, Nov 28: The Amri Karbi Students’ Union appears euphoric about the recent peace accord signed between the Centre and the United Peoples Democratic Solidarity (UPDS).

In a press meet in Guwahati today, Amri Karbi Students’ Union president Hareshwar Rahang said, “We welcome the peace accord signed between the Centre and the UPDS. As per the accord, a 50-member Karbi Anglong Autonomous Territorial Council (KAATC) will be formed in place of the existing Karbi Anglong Autonomous Council (KAAC). Just as the Bodoland Territorial Council (BTC) looks after the welfare of Bodo people living outside the BTC area, we expect the KAATC to look after the welfare of Karbi people living not just in the hills of Karbi Anglong but also in the plains. Like the Karbi people, even the Amri Karbi people are happy that such a peace accord has been signed and we hope that there will be no political conspiracy to exclude Amri Karbis from the developmental schemes undertaken by the KAATC. There should now be development of the Karbi population and the Amri Karbis should not be deprived of any welfare schemes

Pre-poll violence rock Karbi Anglong as campaign ends

Source : NETV
Howraghat, Jan 2

Pre-poll violence has marred the electioneering in Karbi Hills after supporters of the Congress attacked an election office of PAPA on Sunday, two days ahead of the polls on January 4.
The incidents of pre-poll violence continue in Karbi Anglong district as clashes between Congress and PAPA activists occur frequently in the district. In the Langfer constituency, the Congress and the Papa are pitting against each other. District Congress president Sumo Ronghang has been fighting the poll against UPDS political secretary Wojar Mukrong, who is backed by PAPA. After the PAPA supporters attacked several Congress vehicles on Friday and Saturday, the Congress activists attacked a PAPA office at Longsekjan on Sunday night. Several PAPA activists were also injured in the attack.
The PAPA candidate has filed a case against the Congress in the Bokoliaghat police station in this regard.
The campaigning for the poll ended on Monday. The poll is scheduled for January 4.