Assam: 6 kin the police who were killed got a job at CM Himanta Busty Sarma’s 100 days in the office

GUWAHATI: The Assam government led by the BJP marked the completion of the first 100 days on Friday with a serious record by submitting a letter of appointment to the next kin of the six police officers, were killed by police during the inter-state Mizoram.
The border flare-up on July 26.
Minister of Justice Minister Himanta Buswa Sarma submitted a letter of appointment to the wives of the dead Sub-Inspector of Shapan Kumar Roy, Constable Mazrul Haque Barbhuiya, Nazmul Hussain and Samsuz At the time of Barbhuiya, Sister of Constable Liton Suklabaidya and the son of Havildar Shyam Sundar Dusad.
“Treats it as extraordinary circumstances and extraordinary land, should not be adopted, the government has decided through the cabinet’s decision to appoint Noks (KIN) from the deceased personnel in government work,” said a government statement.
The number of Rs 50 Lakh because Ex Gratia was immediately handed over to the family and to “respect the sacrifices made by all six police martyrs”.
They were also annumously awarded with a medal of specialized ministerial services in the crisis situation on the 75th Independence Day.
For 46 other police injured in the shooting, the government had provided Rs 1 Lakh Ex Gratia to each of them.
Former Cachar District Supervisor Police Nimbalkar Vaibhab Chandrakan, who was injured in the task line that day, was flown to Mumbai for better medical care with all costs borne by the state government.
Two other injured police personnel were also flown from Silchar to Guwahati for better care.