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Assam Government Holds Meeting to Address Tribal Status Issue
In Short: Assam government, led by Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, held a meeting at the Assam Administrative Staff College to address the demand for Scheduled Tribe (ST) status for the Tai Ahom community. Ministers Pijush Hazarika and Ranoj Pegu chaired the meeting, which included representatives from various tribal organizations. The government expressed its commitment to promoting peace and harmony among indigenous communities and acknowledged the importance of fulfilling the long-standing demands of the Tai Ahom community. The meeting marked a significant step forward in the ongoing dialogue, with further discussions planned to find a satisfactory resolution.
Guwahati: Under the leadership of Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, the Government of Assam has been dedicated to promoting peace, brotherhood, and harmony among the diverse indigenous communities in the region. As part of these efforts, a crucial meeting was chaired today by Minister Pijush Hazarika and Minister Ranoj Pegu at the Assam Administrative Staff College.
The meeting brought together representatives from the Coordination Committee of Tribal Organizations of Assam, the All Assam Tai Ahom Students Union, and other organizations. The primary agenda of the gathering was to address the long-standing demand for granting Scheduled Tribe (ST) status to the Tai Ahom community.
During the meeting, the ministers engaged in constructive discussions with the tribal organizations, listening to their concerns and aspirations. The participants emphasized the need to secure the future of these tribal organizations and ensure their well-being.
Minister Pijush Hazarika took to social media, expressing the commitment of the Assam government to address the demands of the tribal communities. He highlighted the importance of recognizing the Tai Ahom community's rightful place and according them the ST status they have been advocating for.
The meeting marked a significant step forward in the ongoing dialogue between the government and tribal organizations. Further discussions and deliberations will be undertaken to find a satisfactory resolution that upholds the interests and aspirations of the Tai Ahom community and ensures a harmonious environment for all indigenous communities in Assam.