Guwahati: Chairman of Himanta Minister Bustwa Sarma distributed RS 4 Lakh deposits (FDS) to each of the 1,105 former National Democratic cadres Boroland (NDFB) which is included in different factions that concluded violence and joined the government peace initiative.
Sarma also announced at a government ceremony in Tamulpur in the Bodoland territorial area on Sunday that the home department has been directed to withdraw all 427 cases submitted to former Bodo guerrillas who come to the mainstream.
“During the BODO movement, a total of 427 cases are registered with NDFB cadres.
From here, we have decided to attract 274 cases and I have clearly directed the House Department to pull the rest of the case.
No former NDFB rebels lined up in front of the Peace Road must go to court, “Sarma said.
CM urged the former rebels to focus on the agricultural and sector sectors.
Sarma said the state government has prepared a comprehensive road map for the development of all-round Assam in which adequate space has been created to use unsatisfied youth services from the country back to “mainstream”.
Submitting financial benefits as part of the rehabilitation package to EX-NDFB cadres, Sarma said the state government, as an important component of the Bodo Peace Accord signed on January 27, 2020, has designed a rehabilitation package to make young people economically.
Empowered to strengthen government narratives on economic development.
As part of the rehabilitation package, a fixed deposit certificate, the amount of RS 4 Lakh is given.
“As part of our commitment to bringing young people who are not satisfied to the mainstream of the community and make it an important part of our composite human resources, I like to submit a fixed deposit certificate to our youth with a good demand to use it well to use money and assistance In our efforts to start the economic movement in our country to make Asmanirbhar Assam, “he said.
Sarma added that the cadres who have been abandoned in the rehabilitation program will be included in the third phase of the distribution of rehabilitation packages so that they can also be empowered economically to strengthen the government’s government narration.
He paid a rich tribute to Bodofa Upendra Nath Brahma and convinced the BTR people that his government firmly fulfilled the aspirations of the people who lived in BTR, which were once a nest of rebellion.
Sarma said that to provide the state’s commitment to promote BODO language and culture, the state government also contemplated allowing students who were willing to write the Assam public commission exam in BODO.
The Minister of Welfare of Simple Tribes and Classes Reverse, UG Brahma, Minister of Irrigation Ashok Singhal, Head of BTR Executive Member, Pramod Boro, Special DGP, LR Bishnoi, Main Secretary (Houses), Niraj Varma Present on an opportunity along with additional DGP ( Special branch) Hiren Nath.
Assam cm hand more than Rs 4 lakh fd each to 1,105 former NDFB rebels
