CHAKMAS OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH

 FIR has been lodged against MR TOBOM DAI General secretary (AAPSU) , Mr Asendo Mitti President (AMSU) in police station miao under Changlang District by Shri Dharma Chansan Chakma G. B of Budhisatta-II village as reported by Divinity Jagraan    FIR Copy According to FIR copy, it was lodged on threating and humaliting the villagers of bodhisata and for violating the Covid 19 guidelines and Epidemic diseases Act 1897. Fact check- How far this allegations are true? As per the photos appeared on social media. On our investigation we found most people who came to inspection the matter were seen without mask and no Social distancing however AAPSU GS seen hanging mask Although be didn't cover it into his face. As per Chakma TV accessed the audio where the AAPSU GS were talking to villagers and at last it's heard he was threating in the way that they (AAPSU) can do anything if they wish hence advising them not to cross own limitations. So these statements might bring fear in the villa

 The land dispute between the Chakmas of Deban in Changlang district and Mismis of Kathan in Lohit district Arunachal Pradesh. SDO Certified to Chakmas that the mentioned villages were evicted by locals i.e Mishmi's    1.#History:  The villages namely: Jagat Jyoti, Monmohini, Ramrajpur, Buddhabhakti, Anandapur, Sumangal, Sintola, Sundarpur, Udaypuri, Punyabhumi, Nandhakanoon, Devapuri, Bodhisatta, Brajapur and Kamalapuri were settled and established under Chakma Refugee Rehabilitation and Settlement Schemes by the government of India during 1964-1969 in Deban Circle of Changlang (then Tirap district in NEFA) by Sunil Choudhary, the then Circle Officer-Miao, along with Lt. Pisi La Singpho, the then Kotoky (a kind of senior public leader) and Rabi Kanungo (the then LRO).  Meantime, the Deban area was completely vacant and no any other tribe had been found in and around the Deban area. Neither Singphos nor Mismis were dwelling in that area or nearby.  Hence, for the safeguards of the