The All Assam Students’ Union (AASU) orchestrated a powerful state-wide motorcycle rally on Thursday (March 07) in vehement opposition to the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA).
Unified Voice Against CAA
A multitude of AASU members, echoing a unified voice, took to the streets, passionately advocating for the repeal of the controversial Citizenship Amendment Act. The fervent rally resonated in prominent Assam locations including Guwahati, Dibrugarh, Kokrajhar, and various other districts.
The dynamic leadership of AASU chief adviser Samujjal Bhattacharjya and AASU general secretary Sankor Jyoti Baruah steered the anti-CAA motorcycle rally. With hundreds of AASU leaders and activists in tow, the rally made a resounding statement against the contentious act.
In Guwahati, the epicenter of the protest, the rally kicked off from the bustling Pan Bazaar area. The streets reverberated with the determined voices of AASU members advocating for the withdrawal of the CAA.
Addressing the media, AASU leaders reinforced the organization’s steadfast commitment to its democratic movement against the CAA. The leaders emphasized that the protest, fueled by conviction, would persist until their demands for the repeal of the act were met.
In anticipation of the massive CAA protest, Assam police implemented heightened security measures to avert potential untoward incidents. The proactive stance aimed to ensure the safety of participants and maintain public order during the significant demonstration.
The motorcycle rally organized by AASU exemplifies the strength of collective dissent against the Citizenship Amendment Act, symbolizing a formidable stand against legislation deemed contentious by many.
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