guwahati all assam students union aasu urged the state government to shift its focus on protection and development of border areas which have remained neglected for years the students body on friday asked the state government to immediately start shifting the affected people to their homes from relief camps and initiate development work in border areas across assam these areas lack proper connectivity drinking water and power supply educational institutes and healthcare facilities on saturday aasu activists will sit on a hunger strike from 6 am to 6 pm to press for security of the assamese people along the border and protection of the states land from encroachment the victims of border violence in uriamghat are spending their days in a pathetic condition doctors are not visiting the inmates on time there is scarcity of drinking water baby food and aid said aasu adviser samujjal bhattacharyya at a news conference here he hit out at the state government saying the home department had intelligence inputs of possible violence along the assamnagaland border but took no steps to foil it bhattacharyya demanded a timebound probe into the incidents in golaghat by a sitting judge the students body expressed dissatisfaction with the recent talks held between the chief ministers of assam and meghalaya in guwahati recently saying that the outcome of the talks could not provide a sense of security to the affected people