In the interest of the students’ community appearing HSLC, HSSLC & CBSE Examinations, the Angami Students’ Union had, earlier, appealed for a noise free environment during the exam period through a press release on February 8, 2025. However, the Union mentioned that several complaints were received about non compliance from the Assam Rifles IGAR North D Block Kohima, cafes/restaurants and certain pockets around Kohima town, indulging in playing loud music during unusual hours.
“The Angami Students’ Union is resolute in initiating any measures/actions to accost any such cases menacing the career of the students’ community. However, acknowledging the competency of the district administration, the union have submitted a formal complaint to the Deputy Commissioner Kohima on the 16th February, 2025,” stated the Union in another press release issued today.
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The union, has once again, appealed the public, individuals and other entities to kindly extend their cooperation by abstaining from public nuisance in order to allow the students’ a conducive environment to prepare and appear for their examinations.
The Angami Students’ Union also requested the respective colony panchayat/council and youth organizations to kindly ensure that such unwelcoming activities are not tolerated.
“Let us not only celebrate the success of a student but also encourage and ameliorate their well-being,” stated the Union.
