FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT | Sept 11, 2014
Kamalanagar: The Mizoram State Committee of Chakma National Council of India (CNCI) is all set to launch sensitization programme on infiltration by foreign nationals along the Indo-Bangla border. The campaign will begin from 13th September this year. The decision of launching sensitization programme on illegal intrusion by foreign nationals was taken at the meeting held on 8th September during which the leaders of state Committee of CNCI had interaction with political representatives and Chakma NGOs regarding launching of sensitization on issue of infiltration by foreign nationals. The meeting observed that being responsible citizen of this country (India) the sensitization programme on illegal intrusion is a responsibility. Thus, based on the mutual agreement reached at the meeting, unanimous decision had been passed to launch the sensitization programme. Chakma NGOs have also agreed to extend all possible helps and cooperations in the programme.
The sensitization programme shall be flagged off with a launching programme to be held on 13th September and it will cover all the villages along the Indo-Bangla border of Mizoram. CNCI State Committe also agreed that while launching the sensitization programme stress shall be given on certain points like how infiltration can lead to land and resource crisis; how it can create unemployment crisis; law and order problems. Besides, student visa as a mandatory requirement for access to education from across the border and bringing of construction of dwelling by unidentified person to the knowledge of the village council or the district administration shall be the talking points during the launching of sensitization programme. The sensitization programme shall remain an annual activity of CNCI every year.
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