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ARCHIS MOHAN,  TT, New Delhi, Feb. 8: The Centre hopes to ink an accord with the Gorkha Janmukti Morcha at the next tripartite talks on Gorkhaland, the date of which will be announced after a meeting on Wednesday.The Centre and the Bengal government have offered to enhance the powers of the DGHC. After the third round of talks in August 2009, it was agreed that the DGHC Act of 1988 would be repealed provided the Morcha and the state proposed an alternative set-up.

The governments may even agree to replace the DGHC by a body with more area under its administration and increased executive/legislative powers. The date for the fifth round of tripartite talks will be announced after consultations at the Cabinet Committee on Political Affairs on February 10.

Home ministry sources today hinted that an agreement with the Morcha may be reached at the fifth round of talks. “If not for the Telangana issue, home secretary G.K. Pillai could have returned from Darjeeling with an agreement after the fourth round itself,” said a ministry official. Trouble in Andhra Pradesh had made the Centre cautious about its engagement with the Morcha then.

Sources also confirmed that the Centre had been in constant touch with the Morcha leadership, particularly party president Bimal Gurung.

The Morcha had demanded the fifth round of talks within 45 days of the fourth round held on December 21. Sources in the home ministry said, after the deadlines expired on February 6-7, a message was sent to the Morcha to postpone the agitation citing the cabinet committee meeting on February 10.

“We understand Gurung’s anxiety. Other GJM (Morcha) leaders are breathing down his neck. There is power tussle there,” said an official.

“A separate Gorkha state is out of the question. None of the three political parties in West Bengal — the CPM, Congress and the Trinamul Congress — are in favour of a separate Gorkha state. How will the resolution be passed in the Assembly,” said the official.

On Sunday, Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee told a chief ministers’ conference in Delhi that the state government had not accepted the demand for Gorkhaland but was willing to enhance the DGHC’s powers.

“The agitation has been peaceful in the hills but every attempt by the Morcha to spread out to the plains has given rise to ethnic clashes,” said Bengal chief minister Bhattacharjee.

Inputs from KalimNews: Reliable sources indicated the followings regarding the proposed body to be formed in lieu of DGHCmore or less approved by Central Govt, State Govt and GJMM. 
1. It will be an interim arrangement an alternative to the DGHC probably to exist till the next Legislative Assembly election of 2011.
2. It will have more power than DGHC with not less than 75-80 Departments from 22
3. It will receive grant more than 300 (300-400)crores  per year.
4. No area under Siliguri, Jalpaiguri will be included in it (its area will not be increased)
5. No. of constituencies will be increased from 28 to 60
6. Fifth Tripartite meeting will be held during the third or beginning of fifth week of February. Govt is busy in preparing the possible and aggreable accord. 

GJMM is still bargaining regarding the area, to include the areas of Terai and Dooars where Gorkhas are in majority and exclude the previous proposed areas and name the body as Gorkha-Adivasi Council. 

‘Interim’ proposal shunned Kalimpong, Feb. 8: The Gorkha Janmukti Morcha’s revelation that the “secret document” it has sent to the Centre pertains to an interim arrangement has evoked strong reactions in the hills with the ABGL iterating that the so-called stopgap measure is only an alternative to the DGHC. Citing the seven-point resolution adopted at the end of the third round of tripartite talks in October, ABGL president Madan Tamang said Point 2 of the document clearly mentioned that an alternative administration would be formed after repealing the DGHC. “It is the same thing Subash Ghisingh (GNLF president) wanted to thrust on us. The only change is in the nomenclature. It (the new set-up) will be known as the Gorkha Tribal Autonomous Council,” he claimed. Calling on the people to foil the Morcha’s alleged design, Tamang warned it would be futile to protest once the task was accomplished. The ABGL president said in the alternative council, the Gorkhaland Personnel would be converted into village police since the Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC) and the Indian Penal Code (IPC) would not be applicable to Sixth Schedule areas. “The West Bengal government will then rule by proxy with the (help of) terror tactics of Bimal Gurung and his people,” he alleged. Tamang urged the people to make a success of the janta curfew called by his party tomorrow. “By staying indoors we must make it clear that we are not going to go for that sort of arrangement. Our demand is separation from Bengal.” C.K. Pradhan, the president of the GNLF (C), too, said he had serious reservations about the interim arrangement. “An interim arrangement is a stopgap measure to run the administration once the decision to form a state is made. In this case, the government has taken no such decision. So where is the need to go for an interim arrangement?” he asked. Another point, Pradhan said, was that the official position of the Morcha had all along been Gorkhaland or nothing. “They (Morcha) are now saying they will run the interim arrangement…. Gorkhaland has been a 103-year-old demand. Will they keep on talking for another 20 years?” The Morcha said it would accept an “interim arrangement” only if it was strictly time-bound. Cops unaware of Morcha night meet - Bandh & arrest fail to stop gathering An office kept open on Monday in Darjeeling, where the Morcha has imposed a ban on the plying of government vehicles. Picture by Suman Tamang TT, Alipurduar, Feb. 8: Supporters of the Gorkha Janmukti Morcha “successfully” held a memory meeting at Birpara last night, hours after they had been arrested for assembling for the purpose flouting a prohibitory order and released on bail. The Adivasi Vikas Parishad had observed a dawn-to-dusk bandh in the Dooars to thwart the meeting, but the Morcha members gathered at the Birpara Nepali High School grounds about 8pm. Police said they had no information about the gathering. The meeting was organised in memory of Akbar Lama who had been killed in a clash between the members of the Morcha and the Parishad on February 7 last year. The Morcha had sought permission for the meeting at the same venue, but the police refused and imposed Section 144 in Birpara. Later, another group of Morcha members numbering around 100 were taken into custody while marching to the Birpara police station to demand the release of those arrested earlier. All were taken to Alipurduar and released on bail in the evening. They again started for Birpara, 65km from Alipurduar, and offered tributes to Akbar Lama. Shyamal Gurung, the organising secretary of the Morcha in the Dooars, Saroswati Pradhan, a central committee member, and Ranjit Thapa of the outfit’s youth wing, delivered speeches. Every speaker criticised yesterday’s police action and congratulated the local leaders for organising the meeting in a short time. The supporters were exhorted to participate in the movement for Gorkhaland more actively. Microphones and lights were used for the meeting that continued for two hours. The police claimed ignorance about the evening gathering. “Section 144 was imposed in the Birpara police station area, but we had no information that the Morcha supporters would again assemble at the school ground and hold the memorial service. We had arrested at least 350 Morcha supporters throughout yesterday,” said David Lepcha, the Alipurduar subdivisional officer of police. The Parishad said the bandh was successful and its supporters had left for homes by 6pm. “So, nobody was available to stall the evening gathering. The Morcha plans to organise a meeting at Kalchini tomorrow and we have told the police that they will be responsible if any violence occurs,” said John Barla, the president of the Dooars-Terai Coordination Committee of the Parishad. KPP rally Supporters of the Kamtapur Progressive Party, led by president Atul Roy, on Monday demonstrated in front of the residences of 15 MLAs and MPs from north Bengal, reports our Siliguri correspondent. The rallies were organised to demand a separate Kamtapur state and to protest the alleged failure of the MPs and MLAs to raise the issues concerning the Rajbangshi community in Parliament and the Assembly. Ashoke at CM Door for Talks A stage erected by the Morcha for the memorial meeting in Birpara. Picture by Anirban Choudhury TT, Siliguri, Feb. 8: Urban development minister Asok Bhattacharya has urged the chief minister to talk to the Centre and announce the date of the fifth round of tripartite talks with the Gorkha Janmukti Morcha. “I have talked to the chief minister this morning over the phone. He has told me that he will discuss the issue with Union home minister P. Chidambaram, who will meet the chief ministers of Maoist-affected states in Calcutta tomorrow. I have also apprised him of the present situation in the hills and conveyed the Gorkha Janmukti Morcha’s demand for a tripartite meeting at the earliest,” Bhattacharya told reporters here today. The minister, the CPM MLA of Siliguri, was reacting to the claim made by Morcha president Bimal Gurung that the date of the next round of talks would be announced by February 10. Sources in the Union home ministry today hinted that an agreement with the Morcha might be reached at the fifth round of talks, the date for which will be announced after a cabinet committee meeting in Delhi on Wednesday. Bhattacharya welcomed the Morcha’s proposal of an “interim arrangement” till the Assembly election in 2011. “I have come to know about their (Morcha’s) latest stand through the media and I welcome the move that they have agreed to an interim arrangement. I feel it is a positive response from their side,” he said. Sources in the home ministry, however, said a “separate Gorkha state was out of question”. In Darjeeling, however, Morcha general secretary Roshan Giri said yesterday that the “secret” proposal sent by Gurung to the Centre pertained to an “interim arrangement” for the area the party wants as Gorkhaland till the Assembly election in 2011. “Every point in our proposal will have to be accepted. However, there will be no compromise on Gorkhaland,” he said. The minister, however, refrained from commenting on the areas that the Morcha wants as Gorkhaland. “It will be too hypothetical to comment on the issue as nothing has been decided and the dialogue is going on,” Bhattacharya said. The CPM leader reacted sharply to the Morcha president’s remark at a public meeting in Kalimpong yesterday. Gurung had warned that he would not accept someone like Bhattacharya representing the state government at the talks. Bhattacharya said: “In that case, I, too, can adopt a similar stand of not participating in any meeting where he (Gurung) is present. However, I am not going into any confrontation with them as the representative of the state government will be decided by the chief minister.” On the Morcha’s threat to chase out the civil and police officials of the district if the fifth round of talks failed, the minister said any move like this would only affect the congenial environment necessary for dialogue. Morcha leaders should try to understand that peace is the pre-condition to hold any dialogue, he said. Earlier, the minister handed over a cheque of Rs 12,500 to each of the 162 families of Matangini Colony as a financial assistance from the Siliguri Jalpaiguri Development Authority. The families had become homeless after a fire broke out in the slum in October. 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