Assam Governor Gulab Chand Kataria emphasized the significant strides towards peace and development in the State during his Republic Day address in Guwahati. Kataria underscored the pivotal role of two major peace accords signed last year, heralding a new era of progress for Assam.
Addressing the audience after hoisting the national flag, Kataria lauded the resolution of boundary disputes with neighbouring States, citing it as another crucial achievement. He emphasized the intrinsic link between peace and development, noting the tangible progress witnessed with the establishment of peace.
Highlighting the landmark peace accords with ULFA and the Dimasa community, Kataria reiterated the government’s commitment to addressing community aspirations and fostering harmony. Resolving border disputes featured prominently in the government’s agenda, with agreements signed with Arunachal Pradesh and ongoing discussions with Mizoram.
Commending the Assam Police for maintaining law and order, Kataria credited their efforts in curbing fundamentalist groups and cracking down on illegal activities. He highlighted the successful operations against organizations like the Popular Front of India and the Students’ Front of Bharat.
The governor also outlined the government’s initiatives against social evils like child marriages, aiming for their eradication by 2026, and its zero-tolerance stance against corruption, leading to action against corrupt officials.
Kataria further elaborated on various government schemes spanning healthcare, education, employment, citizen services, sports, and environment, emphasizing the commitment to equitable development and sustained peace. He urged continued cooperation from the people towards these endeavours.
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