Arunachal Pradesh Chakma Youth Association

31/05/2026

AICSU INQUIRY NOT IMPARTIAL, IT CANNOT EXONERATE ITSELF

After getting a commendable order from the NHRC on the suspected murder of a Chakma girl at Roing, Arunachal Pradesh for a CBI inquiry, the All India Chakma Students Union (AICUS) failed the death girl. The father of the death girl, Krishna Bindu Chakma, in an audio alleged that Chikond Chand Chakma, a national executive member of the All Indian Chakma Students Union (AICSU) took Rs 1,90,000/- (one lakh ninety thousand) from the accused to settle the death/murder of his daughter in Roing.

Thereafter, Atul Jiban Chakma made the allegation against Chikond Chand Chakma.

The AICSU instead of conducting an impartial inquiry by establishing an Inquiry Committee consisting of Uttam Chakma, Advisor, AICSU; Parbesh Chakma, President, Central Mizoram Chakma Students Union; Ahimsak Chakma, General Secretary, AICSU; Jiban Basu Chakma, President, Tripura Chakma Students Association; and Sunil Kumar Chakma, Legal Secretary, AICSU. Mr Drishya Muni Chakma, President of the AICSU constituted the inquiry committee.

It is the accused conducting an inquiry on itself. The AICSU acted as the judge and the jury. The inquiry lacked basic independence and impartiality. The report lacked substance – it dismissed the complaint because there is no material evidence. The evidence has not been made public – no information has been provided about the authenticity of the audio record and whether the person in whose house the girl had died had been interviewed at all.

This is injustice. A fair justice would be served if the inquiry is conducted by independent persons not connected with the AICSU and only after verifying authencity of the audio and recording the interview of the person in whose house the girl.
The Arunachal Pradesh Chakma Youth Association regrets that each of the members of the Inquiry Committee who are supposed to be leaders of the community in the future have failed this particular victim and hundreds of other victims. In Arunachal, rumours of offences against children trafficked whether death or sexual assault or physical assault being settled with money by the parents or middlemen (self-proclaimed social workers) are plenty.

This particular case provided an opportunity but the victims have been failed by the AICSU leaders.

The Arunachal Pradesh Chakma Youth Association (APCYA) will further study and seek opinion on the issue in due course.


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25/05/2026

Dangu Bipin Roshan Chakma(General secretary of Arunachal Pradesh Chakma Youth Association, APCYA) message on the Massive Peaceful Community Rally Against Drug Abuse, O***m (Kani), and Child Trafficking.

It gives me immense pride and heartfelt gratitude to express my sincere thanks to all respected elders, youths, mothers, women groups, village leaders, volunteers, and the entire community of Chakma Basti–I, II, and III for their overwhelming support and active participation in the massive peaceful rally organized against drug abuse, o***m (kani), and child trafficking on 19th May, 2026.

The remarkable turnout of more than 500 participants reflects our community’s unity, determination, and collective commitment to safeguarding our society from the growing threats of substance abuse, illegal o***m cultivation, child trafficking, and other social evils. Your disciplined presence and powerful voices have sent a clear and united message—that we stand together to protect our youth, defend our children, and preserve the dignity and future of our villages.

This rally was not merely a public gathering; it was a strong declaration of our shared responsibility to create a safer, healthier, and drug-free environment for future generations. Every step taken during the rally symbolized courage, awareness, and hope for positive transformation within our society.

I extend my special appreciation to all youth organizations, women’s groups, village committees, volunteers, and well-wishers whose tireless efforts, dedication, and coordination made this event a grand success. Your commitment serves as a true inspiration and demonstrates the strength of community solidarity.

As General Secretary of the Arunachal Pradesh Chakma Youth Association (APCYA), I firmly believe that this rally marks the beginning of a stronger movement toward awareness, prevention, and collective action. Let us continue to stand united, spread awareness, support one another, and work tirelessly to eliminate these threats from our society.
Together, we can bring meaningful and lasting change.

With deep respect and gratitude,
Dangu Bipin Roshan Chakma
General Secretary
Arunachal Pradesh Chakma Youth Association (APCYA)



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20/05/2026

A massive awareness rally was organised at Chakma Basti-I in Arunachal Pradesh’s Changlang district on Tuesday against the growing menace of drug abuse, o***m (kani) addiction, illegal cultivation, child trafficking and child marriage. Mr. Bipin Roshan Chakma( General secretary of APCYA) was also leading the rally.
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20/05/2026

Thank You Message

Dear friends, respected elders, youths, mothers, and villagers of Chakma Basti,

I extend my heartfelt gratitude to each one of you for your strong support and active participation in today’s peaceful rally against drugs, o***m (kani), and child trafficking.
With your unity and collective spirit, more than 500 people came together and successfully completed the rally with discipline, courage, and determination.

Your presence today has sent a powerful message — that our community stands together to protect our youths, safeguard our children, and build a healthier and safer village for future generations.
Each step you took, each voice you raised, and each effort you contributed has strengthened our mission for a drug-free and crime-free society.

A special thanks to the youth groups, women’s groups, village elders, volunteers, and all well-wishers who worked tirelessly to make the rally successful. Your dedication is an inspiration for all of us.

Let us continue this unity, spread awareness, and support one another in this important fight. Together, we can bring real and lasting change.

With deep respect and gratitude,

Bipin Roshan Chakma
General Secretary APCYA

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06/05/2026

21/02/2026

08/02/2026

A DAUGHTER LOST AT 6, FOUND AFTER 13 YEARS.

Yesterday was not just a rescue.
It was the return of a lost childhood.
It was the end of a 13-year nightmare.
Thirteen years ago, in Dharmapur-III under Miao Circle, Dist-Changlang, Arunachal Pradesh, a little girl—just 6 years old—left home trusting the words of adults. She was taken away in the name of work, in the name of education, in the name of a better life.That was the last time her parents saw her as a child.

Days turned into months.
Months into years.
Years into silent prayers.

Her parents searched everywhere. They knocked on doors, asked strangers, followed false hopes. With every passing year, their strength faded. Society told them to move on. Fate seemed cruel. Slowly, hope died—but love never did.

That little girl grew up far away, not in a school, not in safety—but in bonded domestic labour.

Her name was changed.
Her identity was erased.
Even her caste was altered, as if her past never existed.

She worked without wages.
Without rest.
Without childhood.
No salary. No monthly payment. Only obedience and silence.

While her parents aged with pain, she aged with suffering. Sadly, She never had the chance to see her father, as he passed away last year.

Just when all hope seemed lost, one family member refused to stay silent and reached out to APCYA and the girl was finally rescued under the guidance and Leadership of MR. RAJESH CHAKMA (Admin, APCYA). What followed was relentless effort, sleepless nights, and a determination that would not break.

And then—after 13 long years—she was found in Itanagar in the house of a Doctor where she has been working there as a domestic worker for more than 12 years without salary and monthly payment.

When the girl stood before her parents again, there were no words—only tears. Tears of disbelief. Tears of pain. Tears of reunion. The child they lost had returned as a young woman, nearly 19 years old, carrying scars no child should ever bear.

She is now safe.
She is healthy.
She is finally home.
But this story is not just about one girl.

THIS IS NOT A WARNING.
THIS IS A WAKE-UP CALL.

Child labour and child trafficking do not always look violent. Sometimes they come smiling. Sometimes they come as “job offers.”

Sometimes they come through people we trust.

👉 Never send a child away for work.
👉 Verify before trusting anyone.
👉 Question sudden job offers involving children.
👉 Speak up if something feels wrong.
If even one child is saved because you stayed alert, this story has meaning.

Let us protect childhood.
Let us break the silence.
Let us ensure no parent waits 13 years to hug their child again.
APCYA stands for every child who cannot speak for themselves.

Be aware. Be alert. Be human.🙏🙏