50th Miao Block Congress Committee-BCC

23/11/2025

INDIAN NATIONAL CONGRESS PARTY AWARDS TICKETS TO THE CANDIDATES FOR ZPM's & GPM's.

Aspiring candidates for Zila Parishad Members and Gram Panchyat Members of 50-Miao(ST) Assembly Constituency have been awarded party tickets in a ceremony held on 21st November 2025 at Kharsang.

The Indian National Congress party has endorsed following ZPM candidates against the ZP Constituencies which are as follows-

1. Shri. Ngungsam Techi for 14/15 Kharsang North Constituency
2. Shri. Septang Lungphi for 14/09 Kharsang Constituency
3. Mrs. Anjali Tangha for 14/13 Namphai-I Constituency, and
4. Shri. Atibosa Yobin for 14/08 Vijaynagar Constituency.

18/11/2025

JOINING CEREMONY

Shri. Ngungsam Techi, a veteran social worker and senior public leader from New Yanman village of Kharsang alongwith scores of his supporters have joined into Indian National Congress party today on 18th November 2025 in a joining ceremony held under the Chairmanship of Shri. Nyalkhum Mossang President BCC 50 Miao(ST) Assembly Constituency and in presence of Shri. Chatu Longri, General Secretary APCC & Incharge of Longding District, Smt. Pinna Kitnal Muklom Singpho, President DCC Changlang District, Shri. Nakam Sena Chairman Rajiv Gandhi Panchayati Raj Sangathan Changlang District, President District Youth Congress, Office bearers of BCC & DCC.

Earlier Mr. Techi was an active member and promising leader in the Bhartiya Janta Party 50-Miao(ST) A/C. He has resigned from primary membership of BJP on 17th November 2025 addressing his resignation letter to Mandal President 50-Miao A/C citing lost of trust and faith upon Bhartiya Janta Party.
Moreover, Mr. Techi has stepped into the quest for the Zila Parishad Member (ZPM) under Kharsang North Constituency.
With the joining of scores of members from BJP, the INC party under 50-Miao A/C has gained a majority in the upcoming panchayat polls.

JAI CONGRESS!
Siram President APCC
Kon Jirjo General Secretary APCC-cum-Chairman Media APCC.

26/06/2025

*Emergency: A Necessary Step to Save the Nation*

I am an ordinary Indian citizen, neither a political party leader nor a prominent historian. However, I try to understand my country's history and its challenges. Today, when I think about the 1975 Emergency, I feel it was a difficult but necessary step.

👉 *Unprecedented Crisis Facing the Nation*
▪️The 1970s were not easy for India. While India's international standing grew after the victory in the 1971 Indo-Pak War and the creation of Bangladesh, this angered global powers, especially the United States. The 1973 oil crisis quadrupled crude oil prices, leading to rampant inflation. Consecutive droughts broke the backs of farmers. Amidst these economic crises, attempts to spread anarchy within the country began.
The RSS and Jan Sangh, under the guise of the Jayaprakash Narayan (JP) movement, were trying to create instability in the country. This movement initially aimed against corruption but soon transformed into a conspiracy to overthrow the elected government. Violent protests in Gujarat and Bihar crippled elected governments. From May 8 to May 27, 1974, a strike by 1.7 million railway employees brought the country's transport and economy to a standstill. This was not just a strike, but a strategy to destabilize the nation.

👉 *Conspiracy of Destruction and Hatred*
▪️ The activities of the RSS and Jan Sangh were not limited to mere protest. They conspired to cause casualties by planting dynamite on railway tracks. An FIR was registered in Vadodara, Gujarat, for this conspiracy. On January 2, 1975, the assassination of Railway Minister L.N. Mishra in a bomb blast exposed these destructive intentions. Was all this meant to keep the country united, or to throw it into the fire of hatred and violence?
The most dangerous turn came on June 25, 1975, at the Ramlila Maidan rally in Patna, where JP appealed to the army and police to revolt. He stated that soldiers and police should not obey the Prime Minister's orders. Farmers and laborers were asked to stop production. Imagine what would happen to the country if its largest opposition leader incited the army to rebellion against an elected government? This was an open call for hatred and anarchy, supported by the RSS and Jan Sangh.

👉 *Conspiracy and Internal Instability*
▪️ The 1971 war and the May 18, 1974 Pokhran nuclear test strengthened India on the global stage, but this dissatisfied foreign powers. They did not want India to become a world power. On June 12, 1975, the Allahabad High Court technically invalidated Indira Gandhi's 1971 election victory. This was no ordinary decision. Just a week before, opposition MP Piloo Mody had announced this decision in Parliament, clearly pointing to a conspiracy.
Along with this, Morarji Desai began a fast unto death in Gujarat and on June 25, 1975, declared that he would overthrow Indira Gandhi, besiege her house, and cripple Parliament. This was not a democratic movement but an attempt to destabilize the country and spread hatred. The communal and divisive ideology of the RSS and Jan Sangh further fueled this anarchy. If it had not been stopped, the country would have been engulfed in communal violence and hatred.

👉 *Emergency: A Constitutional Step*
▪️ Under these circumstances, Indira Gandhi declared the Emergency on June 26, 1975. This was not a personal decision but a legitimate step taken under Article 352 of the Constitution, approved by the Cabinet and Parliament. Some say it was to save Indira Gandhi's position, but this is not true. On June 24, 1975, the Supreme Court had granted a conditional stay on the Allahabad High Court's judgment, and Indira could have remained Prime Minister for six months even without being a Member of Parliament. Nevertheless, she prioritized the country's stability and unity.
The Emergency brought several positive changes. Inflation fell from 30% to around 10%. Food grain production increased from 104 million tons (1975-76) to 111 million tons (1976-77). The 20-point program promoted poverty eradication, land reforms, and social welfare. The Bonded Labour System (Abolition) Act was implemented in 1976, liberating millions from slavery. Rural electrification increased by 12% and the number of primary schools by 10%.

👉 *Questions on Press and Civil Rights*
▪️ I am not saying that the Emergency was entirely blameless. In some cases, civil rights were violated, and this should be acknowledged. However, the circumstances at that time were extraordinary. When the country was on the verge of being consumed by hatred and violence, the government had to take harsh measures. Yet, no journalist was individually jailed, as is seen today. In 2025, India's press freedom ranking has dropped to 161, and journalists who speak the truth are in jail. Is this not an undeclared emergency?

👉 *The Victory of Democracy*
▪️ After the Emergency, Indira Gandhi held fair elections in 1977, which she lost. This demonstrates the strength of India's democracy. If the Emergency had been a dictatorship, would she have relinquished power? It was a temporary measure that saved the country from hatred and anarchy.

*As an ordinary citizen, I believe that the Emergency was a necessity at that time. If it had not been implemented, the communal and destructive activities of the RSS and Jan Sangh would have thrown the country into the fire of hatred. The Emergency not only brought stability but also accelerated social and economic reforms. Today, we must understand the circumstances of that time and ask when the real threat to democracy exists—in 1975, when the country was saved, or today, when the press and voices of dissent are suppressed?*

✍️ The author is an ordinary Indian citizen

50th Miao Block Congress Committee-BCC is a political organization of 50th Miao Assembly Constituency

26/06/2025

Cong terms BJP’s ‘Black Day’ as desperate attempt to divert public attention from its own failures

https://arunachaltimes.in/index.php/2025/06/26/cong-terms-bjps-black-day-as-desperate-attempt-to-divert-public-attention-from-its-own-failures/

The Arunachal Times

State News
Cong terms BJP’s ‘Black Day’ as desperate attempt to divert public attention from its own failures
June 26, 2025

ITANAGAR, 25 Jun: The Arunachal Pradesh Congress Committee (APCC) has strongly condemned the Bharatiya Janata Party’s (BJP) ‘Black Day’ protest, calling it a theatrical display of hypocrisy and a desperate attempt to divert public attention from its own failures and anti-democratic actions.

APCC president Bosiram Siram has said that Indian democracy has been under a systematic and dangerous five-fold assault over the past 11 years and 30 days, which can be best described as ‘Undeclared Emergency@11.’

Siram said that “the real Black Day for India’s democracy is not in the past – it is happening now, every day under BJP rule.”

“While the BJP rakes up the Emergency-a historical event from five decades ago-to malign the

Indian National Congress, it conveniently ignores its own track record of undermining democratic institutions and stifling dissent,” he said.

During the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, Siram said, the Prime Minister sought a ‘Char Sau Paar’ mandate for a new Constitution and to betray Dr. Ambedkar’s legacy. “The people of India denied him that mandate. They voted for preserving, protecting, and further promoting economic, social, and political justice enshrined in the existing,” he said.

The APCC president said that the Modi government has consistently shredded parliamentary norms.

“MPs have been arbitrarily suspended merely for raising issues of public concern. The government has refused to discuss critical national issues. Key legislations are bulldozed through,” he said.

“The CAG has become irrelevant. The Election Commission’s integrity has been severely compromised. Serious questions about the integrity of the assembly elections in some states have been ignored. Poll timings and phases are tailored to benefit the ruling party. The Commission has remained silent in the face of divisive rhetoric from the Prime Minister and senior BJP leaders,” Siram said.

He also alleged that the BJP has used money power to engineer the fall of opposition-led state governments, frequently buying over legislators.

“The office of the Governor has been misused to block bills in opposition-ruled states and to interfere in university appointments. The Centre has bypassed constitutional fiscal arrangements by overusing cesses to deprive states of their rightful revenue share,” he said.

Siram also said that there has been a definite policy of quiet threats to the judiciary, primarily through delayed elevations, punitive transfers, post-retirement sinecures for pliant judges, and selective implementation of collegium recommendations.

He said that the fear of regulatory retaliation has had a chilling effect on previously outspoken business leaders.

“Investigative agencies have been weaponised to patronise a favourite business group. Major assets, including airports, ports, cement plants, and even media houses, have been handed over to this group. Prominent educational institutions have faced arbitrary tax demands. Around 20,000 independent civil society voices have been silenced,” the Congress leader said.

Siram said that the media has come under unprecedented pressure under the BJP government.

“Journalists and news outlets critical of the government have faced intimidation, arrests, and raids. Owners are pressured to hire government-friendly journalists, and government advertising and permits are used as tools to control editorial content,” he said.

Siram also alleged rampant misuse of investigative agencies during the BJP regime.

“Institutions such as the ED, CBI, and income tax department have been deployed to harass and defame leaders of various opposition parties. Investigative agencies were used to facilitate the illegal collection of Rs. 8,000 crores in Electoral Bonds for the BJP. Those who switch parties and join the BJP automatically become ED-mukt and CBI-mukt,” Siram said.

He alleged that government critics have been routinely vilified, hate and bigotry is deliberately spread by the ruling establishment.

“Protesting farmers were labelled Khalistanis, and advocates of caste census were dismissed as ‘urban Naxals.’ The killers of Mahatma Gandhi are glorified,” he said.

Siram said that Dalits and other marginalised groups have been disproportionately targeted, and ministers making hate speeches have been rewarded with promotions.

“The BJP’s ‘Black Day’ protest is particularly ironic given its own history of aligning with authoritarian tendencies,” he said.

The APCC president also said that the people of Arunachal Pradesh vividly recall the BJP’s attempts to destabilize democratically elected governments in the state, including the mass defection of Congress MLAs in 2016, orchestrated to seize power.

“Such actions reflect the BJP’s disregard for the democratic mandate of the people,” he said.

“We, at the APCC, stand firm in our commitment to uphold the values of democracy, inclusivity, and justice enshrined in the Constitution of India. We urge the people of Arunachal Pradesh to see through the BJP’s hollow propaganda and hold the ruling party accountable for its failures.”

The APCC called upon the BJP to introspect on its own actions that threaten the democratic fabric of our nation instead of indulging in selective historical outrage.

“Let us work together to build a stronger, united Arunachal Pradesh, free from divisive politics and focused on the welfare of our people,” the party said.

“Democracy is not just about remembering the past – it’s about protecting the present and securing the future. Congress in Arunachal Pradesh stands committed to the Constitution, tribal identity, development, and the voice of every citizen,” Siram added.

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31/05/2025

Grim situation of flood and erosion threatening the life and property at Industrial Training Institute (ITI) Balinong Kharsang, Changlang District of Arunachal Pradesh.

Team BCC 50-Miao Assembly Constituency led by Sh. Nyalkhum Mossang, President and Executive members namely Sh. Lomai Ronrang and Sh. Jongbo Tangha , General Secretary & Spokesperson BCC respectively alongwith Sh. Munglong Ngemu, President District Youth Congress, Changlang District accompanied by Sh. Kamshey Ronrang, public leader Balinong village on 31/05/2025 had visited ITI Balinong Kharsang, Dist. Changlang, Arunachal Pradesh to take stock of the flood situation.
Met Sh. S Pertin Principal ITI Balinong to take first hand information regarding ground situation. He expressed that situation is beyond his control due to scarcity of drinking water and makeshift camps for staffs and students. Blocks of boys hostel are collapsing into flood water due to excessive erosion. Staff quarters too are at the verge of submergence. Evacuation is being carried out to avert untoward mishap. Hostel occupants and staffs are shifting their belongings to safer place.

Till the visit of team BCC it was learnt that no authorities or leaders have approached so far for the relief and rehabilitation.Team BCC had immediately apprise the matter to local administration for prompt action and aid.
Very sorry state of affairs at ITI Balinong.

07/09/2023

WELCOME

The 50th Miao Block Congress Committee-BCC welcomes you all to this beautiful page for cordial discussion and sharing opinions on the developmental aspects of 50th Miao Assembly Constituency. Everyone is warmly welcome and at the same time urging participants to be decent, respectful to fellow members, polite and reasonable while putting your own perspectives.
Therefore all the participants are anticipated with sharing noble and creative ideas to put forth in respect of development, policies, public grievances etc. of our Constituency. Moreover propagating ideals of the Congress party.