Shillong, April 4: The Achik Conscious Holistically Integrated Krima (ACHIK) on Tuesday said its vice president Greneth M Sangma had approached the Meghalaya High Court for the protection against any sort of ‘communal imbalance’ in the state and protection against any discrimination and danger against the Garo tribe living within the state of Meghalaya and Shillong specifically in view of the issue related to the roster system and implementation of the reservation policy.

In a statement, the ACHIK said that the High Court had given assurance that if any kind of disturbance or communal if need arise, the High Court is open to hear the plea but since, at present only the statement is doing round and no actual communal act has been committed by any group or section of individual.

The ACHIK said the PIL filed by its vice president Greneth M Sangma stands unentertained but with an option to approach and inform HC if any crisis is evoked in any manner in future. The High Court also assured that the roster system cannot be affected, since it is just and fair, it added.

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