KOKRAJHAR,APRIL 8: Pradeep Nag,the president of the All Adivashi Student’s Association of Assam (AASAA) passed away on Tuesday early morning at a private hospital at Gurugram in New Delhi.
According to source,the AASAA leader was under treatment at a private hospital in New Delhi after diagnosis of some health complications since past few days.He was first admitted at a hospital iin Guwahati for past few days ago, later he was shifted to New Delhi for better treatment,and breathed his last on Tuesday early morning.
He was a prominent Adivashi leader and involved actively in the social activities towards the welfare and development of the Adivashi community across the state.He was also well known activist and good orator amongst the community in his days.
Various organisations and political parties including the ruling UPPL party have expressed their heartfelt condolences on the sudden demise of Pradeep Nag,who breathed his last today.
The UPPL party and its entire leadership is shocked and saddened to hear the sudden demise of Pradeep Nag, president of All Adivashi Students Association of Assam (AASAA).
” Nag with his revolutionary spirit and untiring effort towards
emancipation of downtrodden communities especially Adivashi communities has galvanized all sections of the society. We are proud of the rich legacy left behind by him of
fighting for rights of the most marginalized section of the society. However, his untimely
demise is a greatest possible loss for all of us. We are deeply pained by the sudden and untimely demise of Shri Pradeep Nag. We share deepest condolence with the bereaved family members and pray for heavenly abode of great soul of late Pradip Nag”,a release of UPPL party said.
Pramod Boro,the chief executive member of Bodoland Territorial Region has extended his deep condolences and mourning on the untimely demise of Pradeep Nag.
” I’m deeply saddened by the sudden demise of Shri Pradip Nag, President of AASAA and a revered Adivasi leader. His unwavering dedication to uplifting his community and fighting for justice inspired countless lives. A compassionate soul and visionary, his legacy will endure.The society loss a good student leader in the state “, Boro said.
