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HNLC accuses KHADC chief of blackmailing Sohra Syiem

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SHILLONG, July 12: The Hynniewtrep National Liberation Council (HNLC) recently accused the Khasi Hills Autonomous District Council (KHADC) chief Pyniaid Sing Syiem of allegedly blackmailing the Syiem of Sohra by reopening of the notification to declassify Majai as a “raid”.

In a statement, HNLC general secretary cum publicity secretary Sainkupar Nongtraw said, “The reopening of the notification to declassify Majai as a ‘raid’ is a clear indication that the Syiem of Sohra was politically blackmailed by the CEM.”

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“The demand by the CEM to provide all the original land documents of non-tribals in Majai seems more like a political joke. Instead of focusing solely on Majai, it would be fair to also ask for the land documents of non-tribals in Ichamati,” he said.

Nongtraw said that the CEM should also ask others Hima and Syiem to submit the land documents of non-tribals residing on tribal land, and if necessary, dare to evict them all. By doing so, we will discover the true extent of your devotion to Jaidbynriew.

“Let’s demonstrate to the people of Meghalaya that the district council represents a government of law, not a government of men. The failure of the district council, as well as the state government, to address the themmetor issue, has left it unresolved,” he said.

He further said that the question arises whether the declassification of Majai as a raid will have repercussions on non-tribal settlers. “Will they be compelled to vacate Majai? It’s intriguing why non-tribals chose to celebrate with fireworks and crackers upon the district council’s announcement of the revival of this notification?”

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Nongtraw further alleged that when the Syiem refused to give a large share to the CEM, an issue was created to blackmail the Syiem Sohra. (NNN)

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