GNLF spokesperson Neeraj Zimba Tamang said yesterday people of hills did not hear anything from the GJMM leader even though Gurung had announced at a publlic meeting on August 18, 2016 that he will resign from GTA and take up the issue of separate state.
"I need around two to two-and-a-half-months as I have to finish some work (in the GTA). I have to ensure that people are not inconvenienced," Gurung had said in August.
The GJMM has planned a meeting in Mirik on November six where the party chief Gurung will address.
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