Sahil, the party’s media coordinator, stated, “Our next step is to meet students from different parts of Assam and listen to their concerns. Their suggestions will help us prepare our future roadmap.”
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He said that the feedback collected during these interactions will guide the party’s next course of action.
He said several supporters were unable to attend Tuesday’s press conference because they were engaged in flood relief work across Assam, while some representatives from Raijor Dal and the Assam Jatiya Parishad were delayed due to traffic.
“We are not alone in this initiative. Many people have extended support to us, but some are currently involved in relief work, and others could not reach the venue on time,” he said.
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“We believe in peaceful and democratic ways of raising public issues. People should have the freedom to question the government and seek accountability through constitutional means,” Sahil said.
