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ES Reporter
NEW DELHI, Oct 8: Continuing their dharna at Jantar Mantar in the National Capital, Convenor-Arunachal Against Corruption (AAC) Birendar Tallang informed that they have submitted memorandum with documents to the offices of the Prime Minister, Union Law & Justice Minister, President of India and the National BJP President.
Tallang also disclosed that they have been communicated by the authority that their appointments will be soon approved.
"We are very positive and believe that our demands will be heard and demand for CBI & ED inquiry will be initiated against the corrupt practices happening in the state," he said.
While responding to allegation of the protest being politically motivated, the Convenor AAC said "CM Pema Khandu himself said out of 60 MLAs, 56 are with the government, so there is no opposition and those who have already lost the election what profit will they gain from such a movement."
I am also a voter of BJP, so our expectation is high on Union Minister Kiren Rijiju, but his statement has hurt our sentiments. He repeatedly changes his statement. Earlier,Rijiju said that if AAC comes with proof of their allegation then he can look into the matter but now he has totally changed his words, Tallang said.
Stating that they have no doubt on the Court but on the constant listing of dates he said, "We are poor and cannot afford the high fees of advocates to fight for our demands in the High Court or Supreme Court."