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DOOMDOOMA: In the state-level meet of Aryabhatta Science Centre under Science, Technology and Climate Change, department of Government of Assam, held at Indian Institute of Technology, Guwahati (IIT-G) from September 7 to September 9, the selected team from Tinsukia District came out successful in various science competitions. In one of the important science-based competition for innovative ideas, Abhigyan Tewari of Margherita topped the list of the competitors while in science model competition, it was Sanghita Baruah of Kakapather who won the fourth prize.
Both the students were congratulated by Additional Deputy Commissioner (ADC) Sushanta Dutta, Inspector of Schools Bitopan Hazarika, District Elementary Education officer Binti Sarmah and President of Bharat Jana Bijnan Jatha, Tinsukia District Jiten Sarmah. Altogether nine students under the supervision of District Co-ordinator Diganta Bhajani and block Coordinators of Sadiya, Saikhowa, Kakapather, Hapjan, Margherita, Itakhuli and Guijan along with one male and one lady teacher took part in the meet. DoHUA.
However in his letter to the Chief Minister, Chakraborty said, " Some miscreants or opposition have misled, instigated or propagated this matter and created huge confusion and hue and cry among the citizens that the tax would soar as high as upto 700%."
Suraksha Mancha on Tuesday vehemently protested against the term 'miscreants' as used by the MLA. In a press conference, the leaders of Mancha said, more than 95 per cent people of Silchar had not submitted the self assessment form in stipulated time, now would the MLA term them as miscreants?. They demanded unconditional apology from Chakraborty.
District BJP president Bimalendu Roy in press briefing said, civil society should not feel that Chakraborty had termed them in any derogatory adjective. Deepayan Chakraborty earlier cautioned the people that if they fail to submit the form, legal actions might be taken against them. This remark too sparked much fury among the locals.
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