"We cannot accept such a decision by the Centre in 'haste' without verifying the facts and will oppose it tooth and nail," AAPSU President Kamta Lapung said in a statement.
Lapung claimed that staging dharna and protest rallies in the state capital did not amount to deterioration in law and order situation which prompted the Governor to recommend for promulgation of Article 356 (1) in the peaceful state.
The apex students' body also alleged Union Minister of State for Home Affairs Kiren Rijiju hatched a conspiracy to topple the democratically elected government.
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