Guwahati, April 29 -- Reported by Sandeep Sharma

Guwahati: The A·chik State Peoples' Front (ASPF), a political/social organisation primarily focused on the rights and development of the Garo community, on Tuesday strongly objected to allegations linked to the disruption of trade and livelihoods in Meghalaya's Garo Hills, issuing a sharp warning to the All Assam Minority Students' Union (AAMSU) over reported interference with vegetable vendors and local commerce.

In an open letter addressed to the minority students' body, ASPF general secretary Bernita Marak raised concern over what she described as credible reports of attempts to obstruct lawful trade activities in the Garo Hills region.

Marak said any such actions, if proven, wou...