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Minister Pijush Hajarika Leads Meeting to Address Caste Certificate Challenges Faced by Ahom Community
Guwahati: Minister Pijush Hajarika, the prominent political figure and leader, recently conducted a significant meeting at Janata Bhawan in Guwahati. The meeting aimed to address the challenges faced by the Ahom community in obtaining their caste certificates. Hajarika, along with the leadership of four organizations representing the Ahom community, discussed potential solutions to overcome these hurdles.
The primary focus of the meeting was to find effective ways to streamline the process of issuing caste certificates to the Ahom community. Recognizing the importance of this issue, the leaders agreed to request the Government of Assam to establish a society comprising representatives from these organizations. This dedicated society will work towards resolving the challenges faced by the Ahom community in obtaining their caste certificates. The proposal will be presented for Cabinet approval in the coming days.
Pijush Hajarika expressed optimism regarding this step, believing that the establishment of the dedicated society will significantly facilitate the Ahom community in obtaining their caste certificates. This proactive approach reflects the commitment of the government and the leaders involved to address the concerns and aspirations of the Ahom community.
Following the meeting, Chao Pushpadhar Saikia, the general secretary of the Purvanchal Tai Sahitya Sabha, led a group of delegates who presented a bundle of books as a thoughtful gift. This gesture of goodwill and support was appreciated by Pijush Hajarika, who expressed his sincere gratitude to all the participants.
The efforts undertaken by Pijush Hajarika and the collaboration among the organizations representing the Ahom community signify a positive step towards resolving the challenges related to caste certificates. It highlights the commitment to inclusivity and equal opportunities for all communities in Assam.
The meeting's outcomes and the proposed establishment of a dedicated society are expected to contribute to a more streamlined and efficient process for issuing caste certificates to the Ahom community. This development will empower individuals from the community and enable them to access various government welfare schemes and opportunities.
Pijush Hajarika's leadership and the collective efforts of the organizations involved in this initiative demonstrate a commitment to fostering social harmony and addressing the specific needs of the Ahom community. As the proposal moves forward for Cabinet approval, the positive impact it can have on the Ahom community's aspirations and development is eagerly awaited.
The meeting at Janata Bhawan marks a significant milestone in the ongoing efforts to address the challenges faced by the Ahom community in obtaining their caste certificates. The collaboration and dialogue between the leaders and organizations involved pave the way for a more inclusive and equitable society in Assam.