Deva J. Chakma

07/09/2026

07/09/2026

APCSU Seeks FIR Against Facebook User Over Alleged False Information

The Arunachal Pradesh Chakma Students’ Union (APCSU) has filed a complaint at Diyun Police Station seeking registration of an FIR against Facebook user “Rikam Nayak”, alleging circulation of false and misleading information about the Chakma and Hajong communities. The union said the content could promote hostility and incite violence amid ongoing tensions surrounding the SIR proceedings at Bordumsa.

APCSU has urged police to examine the digital evidence, identify the account operator through lawful means and take appropriate legal action if the allegations are established.

06/09/2026

06/09/2026

APCSU STRONGLY CONDEMNS MISLEADING PUBLICATION BY

APCSU strongly condemns the publication by Arunachal Today stating that “Chakma people attacked AAPSU members allegedly with Machete (Dao), Knife, Stone" during the SIR verification process at Bordumsa.

Such a serious allegation should not be published as an established fact without proper verification or evidence. A media house must remain neutral and report as a journalist not act as a judge. APCSU categorically rejects any attempt to collectively blame the Chakma community for acts that have not been established through a lawful investigation.

During the incident, Chakma community leaders were visibly engaged in controlling the situation, restraining people and preventing further escalation, rather than instigating violence. Any individual allegations must be established against specific persons on the basis of evidence not attributed to an entire community.

APCSU urges Arunachal Today to immediately correct the misleading report, publish the Chakma side of the story. We express our sincere sympathy and solidarity with all those injured. Our concern is only against unverified attribution of the incident to the entire Chakma community.

Media organisations have a responsibility to follow journalistic ethics, verify facts and present both sides, particularly in a sensitive communal situation. APCSU/Chakma Community Based Organization reserves the right to pursue appropriate civil and criminal remedies, as permissible under law, against any publication found to be false, defamatory or deliberately misleading.

APCSU/Chakma Community Based Organization also reserves the right to approach the Press Council of India and the Ministry of Information & Broadcasting, Government of India, regarding violations of applicable journalistic standards.

Be a journalist, not a judge. Report facts, verify before publishing, and do not turn a sensitive situation into communal propaganda.

30/12/2025

Listen to the hypocrisy of the Dehradun SSP Mr. Ajai Singh on Case.

Just because an individual is staying in Manipur or claims origin from there does not make him a Northeastern tribal or an indigenous Manipuri. Residency or migration does not define ethnic or community identity.

More importantly, stop misrepresenting the Angel Chakma Dehradun case. This was not a “casual fight that turned violent.” This was a racially motivated violent attack that took the life of Angel Chakma, a young man from Tripura. Diluting it into a routine altercation is an insult to the victim, his family, and the entire Northeastern community.

Labeling racial violence as a normal scuffle is a systemic failure and looks like an attempt to cover up the racial angle instead of addressing it honestly. Northeastern lives are not expendable, and our identities cannot be erased for administrative convenience.

Justice begins with truth, not narrative management.
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29/12/2025

ENOUGH OF THE LIES. ENOUGH OF THE COVER-UP.

The killing of Angel Chakma from Tripura is being deliberately misrepresented.

This was not a joke
that went wrong.
This was not a casual fight.

Angel Chakma was racially abused with slurs like “chinky,” “Chinese,” and “momo. ”The attack turned violent, and he was stabbed with a knife. This was a racially motivated assault that cost a young man his life.

After the attack, when Angel’s younger brother and fellow students went to the police to file an FIR, they were flatly refused. The incident was dismissed as “ye sab chhota-mota hota rehta hai” and labelled a “casual fight.” No FIR was registered. No urgency. No accountability.

Only three days later, and only after intervention by Northeastern Ornganisation and MPs, was the FIR finally registered. By now, Angel Chakma is no longer with us.

Even now, the SSP of Dehradun continues to deny the racial angle, insisting this was just a fight that “escalated while joking.” This denial comes despite eyewitness accounts, racial slurs, delay in FIR, and a fatal knife attack.

Delaying justice. Diluting facts. Rewriting the narrative.
This is not an error — it looks like a cover-up.

A life was lost.
Racial hatred was involved.
Calling this a “casual fight” is an insult to the victim, his family, and the entire Northeastern community.

Angel Chakma deserves truth.
Angel Chakma deserves justice.
Racial violence must be named — not erased.






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