SILCHAR, June 4: The Cachar Unit of AUDF did not seem to give up its anomalies as district president Anup Choudhury alleged that party MLA Ataur Rahaman Majharbhuiya, district general secretary Altaf Hussain Majharbhuiya and youth leader Saminul Haque had taken Rs 10 lakh from the BJP before the election with the condition that party boss Badrauddin Ajmal would contest from Silchar seat so that Congress candidate Sontosh Mohan Dev could be defeated.
Choudhury said he had enough proof in his hand and would play his cards in due time. Choudhury told The Sentinel that the BJP had approached the trio with an offer of Rs 10 lakh to persuade Ajmal to contest from Silchar. Majharbhuiya then misguided Ajmal presenting a fictitious population pattern of the district and assuring him that if 70 per cent of the Muslim cast votes in favour of the AUDF, Ajmal had a bright chance to win from this prestigious seat.
Reacting to this allegation, AUDF central committee general secretary Baharul Islam told The Sentinel that, Ajmal is matured enough to understand the scenario. Islam said, Choudhury’s allegation lacked substance and argument as he wanted to corner Majharbhuiya. He further said, party president had instructed the Cachar district committee to suspend all its activities till the Review Committee meeting. THE SENTINEL
Reacting to this allegation, AUDF central committee general secretary Baharul Islam told The Sentinel that, Ajmal is matured enough to understand the scenario. Islam said, Choudhury’s allegation lacked substance and argument as he wanted to corner Majharbhuiya. He further said, party president had instructed the Cachar district committee to suspend all its activities till the Review Committee meeting. THE SENTINEL
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