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Assam CM Sarbananda Sonowal distributing land pattas to people affected by erosion at a programme held at Dinjoy Tea Estate playground at Chabua in Dibrugarh on Saturday.

Ahead of Lok Sabha poll date announcement, Assam CM Sarbananda Sonowal has gone on a foundation stone laying spree in Dibrugarh on Saturday.

Sonowal laid the foundation stone of the Chabua town hall and the Chabua sports complex during a programme held at the Dinjoy tea estate playground.

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He also launched the Brahmaputra erosion control pro-siltation project for his native village Muluk gaon and other villages during the programme.

Sonowal also distributed land pattas to landless farmers of the district.

He later inaugurated the newly constructed building of the Chabua police station.

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The Assam CM in his speech mentioned that the BJP after coming to power in the state in 2016 has worked for development of every section of the society following Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s slogan of ‘Sabka Saath Sabka Vikas’.

Sonowal came down heavily on Congress for not doing anything for the people in their last 15 years.

He said under Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leadership, they have a dream to build a new India.

Sonowal said they are committed to work for the all round development of the people.

Chief minister Sonowal said in the recent panchayat elections, their party has showed good result which was not expected.

“In the recent panchayat elections without alliance, we have showed good result and it is sure that the people want us because our party is committed to work for the development of the people,” the CM said.

“In the last two years and 10 months, our government has put Assam on the fast-track of progress. During 50 years of Congress rule in Assam, the state was far behind other states of the country. After BJP came to power in Assam, significant developments have taken place at such a short period of time,” Sonowal said.

 

Avik Chakraborty is Northeast Now Correspondent in Dibrugarh. He can be reached at: [email protected]