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The Kokrajhar District Committee of the All Bodo Studentsโ€™ Union (ABSU) has denied its involvement in harassing minority community people in the name of NRC as alleged by the AAMSU.

The ABSU made its stand clear regarding the allegation by the All Assam Minority Studentsโ€™ Union (AAMSU) during a press conference in Guwahati on Saturday that the ABSU was โ€œconspiring against the minority communityโ€ at a time when the NRC update process is going on.

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A press release issued by Swmdwn Brahma, general secretary, Kokrajhar District Committee of ABSU, on Sunday stated: โ€œThe Kokrajhar District Committee, All Bodo Studentsโ€™ Union, in response to the press meet made by Central Committee of AAMSU on 4th day of May, at Guwahati, regarding the objection raised by some person who targeted a family of minority community believing him to be a suspected Indian national, the Union makes it clear that the Union has no such intention of harassing any common people, community, caste, creed and sex in the name of NRC objection process who are genuinely a citizen of India.โ€

Brahma also clarified that the โ€œunion does not have any direct or indirect involvement in the incident of Bhalukjhora villageโ€ where one Charan Mushahary alleged that the โ€œNarabari Anchalik ABSU boys compelled him to file a complaint against some minority community peopleโ€.

Stating that there may be conspiracy of some organizations or individuals in it, the Kokrajhar ABSU leader further stated, โ€œThere may be a conspiracy of some organizations or any other individual person for their vested interest for bringing bad names and condemnation of ABSU in the area.โ€

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The Kokrajhar ABSU also appealed to all people of Assam to stand for an error-free NRC and raise voice against any illegal citizen against whom there is clear evidence.