Opposing any kind of referendum to know peoples' view regarding separate Bodoland, PJACBM demanded creation of the state and threatened to launch a 1,000-hour economic blockade if Assam government does not initiate the process soon.
"BTC has failed to fulfill the peoples' aspirations. The BTC leadership has failed in presenting the political aspirations of the people of Bodoland," PJACBM Convenor Bhraman Baglari told reporters here.
He said the BTC agreement was forcefully imposed upon and it was against the wishes of the people of Bodoland.
The separate statehood movement will continue till the demand is met and a 100-hour bandh will start from August 13 if Assam Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi does not organise a tripartite meeting with the Centre, he said.
PJACBM claims to be a platform of 55 different groups representing different communities living within the proposed Bodoland state.
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