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Prime Minister represents Assam, but did nothing for North East
Ahmedabad, Monday: Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi today
strongly criticized the Central Government for neglecting the
unique culture and aspirations of the people of the Border States
and particularly the eight North-Eastern States.
Presenting the ‘One India’ cash award of Rs. one lakh and citation
to Nabam Atum for his lifelong services to the region at a function
organized by My Home India in Mumbai, he said that Prime Minister
Dr Manmohan Singh himself represented Assam for long but did
precious little for the development of the region.
He pointed out that uranium is found only in the NE, but has not
been mined for unknown reasons.
Mr. Modi hailed the undaunted spirit of Nabam Atum of Arunchal
Pradesh for promoting his religion and culture despite himself
suffering from throat cancer. While the people in the NE are known
to be very reserved about their citizenship, he waged a movement
and took upon himself the task of instilling patriotism and
integration in the region.
Had Sardar Patel been alive today, he said, there would not have
been any need to launch any movement for national integration. He
blamed the late Indira Gandhi for fomenting divisive politics on
religious lines in the NE. Frequent infiltration of people and
smuggling of arms from across Bangladesh border is being allowed as
part of the Central Government’s vote bank politics.
Reminiscing his travel days through across India, he said that
Kutch in the west and North-East are better connected by mobile
phones and TV channels of Pakistan and China respectively. India
doesn’t seem to have learnt any lesson from Chinese war of 1962 and
later incursion in Arunachal Pradesh. No nation can afford to
neglect its border, but Government of India has not done anything
about it.
Mr. Modi said there is need for cultural exchange and unity among
different states. India has neglected even the sacrifices of the
freedom fighters of NE states. At a meeting of the National
Development Council, he has invited security forces from the NE on
deputation to Gujarat but didn’t get response.
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