Chang Wedoshi Setshang suspended its agitation from today after the Department of Higher and Technical reassured to look into its demand on Wednesday. CWS resumed its protest on 1st March 2024 after the Nagaland Government failed to keep its word to resolve the transportation issues for the students of Sao Chang College in Tuensang.
The students held protest marches, submitted memorandum, observed ‘black flag day’ and even imposed a ban of government vehicles from the roads of Tuensang.
CWS, however, said that it would recontinue its agitation if the department does not fulfil its promise on time.
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Meanwhile the Longtang Wedoshi Thangjam (Longtang Students’ Union) extended its solidarity with CWS and acknowledged its efforts for the betterment of Sao Chang College students.
“As fellow students and advocates for quality education, we pledge our support to Chang Wedoshi Setshang and its demands, we firmly believe that the fulfillment of the charter demands is crucial for the growth and development of Sao Chang college students,” LWT stated.
