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Itanagar: Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu has declared the protection of indigenous rights and identity as a non-negotiable priority for his government. This statement followed an initial meeting with the newly elected Central Executive Body of the All Arunachal Pradesh Students Union.
Khandu met with the student leadership, headed by President Meje Taku, to discuss the state's future. The Chief Minister described the conversation as a constructive dialogue focused on the pressing concerns of the local population. He emphasized that the administration and the union share a unified vision regarding the welfare of native communities.
As one of the most prominent organizations in the region, the student union plays a significant role in advocating for indigenous development and cultural preservation. The meeting marks the first formal interaction between the government and the new leadership, signaling a collaborative approach to addressing long-standing issues affecting the state.
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