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By that time, the previous central executive committee of the All Assam Students ’ Union ( AASU ) was dissolved at a convention in Lakhimpur in September, and Prafulla Kumar Mahanta, the president of the AASU during the period of the peaceful democratic movement, was elected the president of the presidium of the new political party.
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