But the primary reason for the minister’s decision to beat a hasty retreat appears to have been the condemnation and protests against her recent statement on the demand for winter capital in Tura.
A·dokni Health and Family Welfare-ni minister Dr. M. Ampareen Lyngdoh, district aro field-ni gadangrango dingtang dingtang kamko ka·atenganirangko aro health programme-rangko ra·gataniko nipiltaina aro sana-banani a·bao mongsong nanggiparang gimikko nirokna gita North Garo Hills aro East Garo Hills a·jarangona Bristibar salo wenbaha.
Garo Land State Movement Committee aro ACHIK dolrangna chakpagiparang Bristibar salo Turao bike rallyko ong·atangaha. Turao Winter capitalko songaniko Ampareen Lyngdoh jegale aganahani gimin bikeo rally ka·gipa dolrang uko jegalani kattarangko inchrororoaha.
Law Minister Ampareen Lyngdoh on Tuesday said the state police have to rise and take firm decisions to ensure safety and security of all citizens as even MLAs are no longer safe.
ACHIK has been leading a peaceful indefinite hunger strike opposite the mini-secretariat in Tura for the past 8 days, demanding for the winter capital in Tura and retrospective implement of the job roster system.
Refuting claims of any negative consequences arising from the railway project, she emphasized that it has brought significant benefits to the people in the Garo Hills region.
The SP informed that four stones were pelted at the minister’s house and the accused was also carrying a ‘dao’ (broad knife) before he was overpowered by the family members of the minister.
