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APIYO President Taro Sonam Liyak Condemns Delhi Racial Abuse; Demands Immediate Arrest of Accused

Itanagar, February 24: The President of the Arunachal Pradesh Indigenous Youth Organisation (APIYO), Taro Sonam Liyak, has strongly condemned the recent incident of alleged racial abuse against three young women from Arunachal Pradesh in Malviya Nagar, South Delhi.

Expressing deep anger and concern over the incident, Sonam termed such acts as a “serious social menace” and said racism is like a “virus that threatens the unity and harmony of society and the entire nation.”

He stated that discriminatory behaviour against people from the Northeast is unacceptable and must be dealt with strictly under the law. “Such mentality has no place in a diverse and democratic country like India,” Sonam said.

The APIYO President demanded the immediate arrest of the accused, identified as Rubi Jain and her son Harsh Singh. He urged the Delhi Police to take swift and decisive action to ensure justice for the victims.

Sonam further asserted that people must understand that Arunachal Pradesh is an integral and inseparable part of India. He said such incidents reflect ignorance and called for greater awareness and sensitivity towards the Northeastern states and their people.

He also appealed to the Central Government and concerned authorities to take strong steps to prevent recurring incidents of racial discrimination against citizens from the Northeast residing in metropolitan cities.

APIYO reiterated its solidarity with the three victims and assured that the organization stands firmly in support of their safety, dignity, and justice.