Seyochung Area Students’ Union adopts four-point resolutions on PMGSY road

SASU officials along with the village authorities during a joint meeting in Old Monger village on April 17.

• DIMAPUR — To ensure successful completion of ongoing road construction under PMGSY-III (Seyochung town via New Monger via Seyochung village), the Seyochung Area Students’ Union (SASU) along with four villages have adopted four-point resolutions.
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• The resolutions stated that no individual should claim any land compensation under PMGSY-III, while it also requested all the Naga political groups not to impose any tax on the ongoing PMGSY-III.
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• It also resolved that no village should provide the completion certificate until SASU notifies after spot verification and it urged the concerned contractors to complete the ongoing road construction as per the timeframe.

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• The resolutions to this effect was taken during a joint meeting of SASU officials with the head GBs and the village chairmen of Old Monger village, New Monger village, Yangzitong village and Seyochung village held on April 17 in Old Monger village.
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• An update from SASU stated that the road project has been a long-felt collective aspiration and regarded as vital infrastructure for all the mentioned villages and Seyochung area in general. It road serves as the primary transportation route and the key link to the headquarters, Seyochung town.
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• It stated that the project has finally taken shape after years of challenges and delays.
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• It warned that the union along with the concerned villages would take necessary actions against anyone who fails to adhere to the above mentioned resolutions.
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• Meanwhile, SASU has expressed concern over the notice issued by the principal of Kohima Science College, Jotsoma, directing government college students to participate in a demonstration supporting the controversial regularisation of 147 contractual assistant professors and librarians.
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• SASU has strictly prohibited any student or individual of Seyochung area from participating in or endorsing the said demonstration on April 21. It considered the directive as a clear attempt to legitimise and normalize backdoor appointments, which violates the principles of merit, fairness and transparency in public recruitment.
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• It warned that any student or individual from Seyochung area found participating in the demonstration or promoting the same in any form would face strict disciplinary action.