Guwahati (Assam) [India], March 23 (ANI): Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma highlighted several measures taken by his government to bring the government and administration closer to Dibrugarh and taking steps towards establishing the city as the second capital of Assam. In a post on X, the Assam CM said that the state government was working along the principals of strengthening both Vikas and Virasat. Also Read | RSS Wades Into Aurangzeb Tomb Controversy, Says 'Mughal Ruler Doesn't Fit Indian Ethos, Distorted Narrative Has To Be Fought'.
https://x.com/himantabiswa/status/1903745397744623689 "I am returning from Dibrugarh after a fruitful three-day stay. This visit is part of our sustained efforts to bring the government and administration closer to Dibrugarh, and people living in this region.
To achieve this, we have already initiated several measures which includes operationalising the Chief Minister's Secretariat, starting work on Assam Assembly campus and taking steps towards establishing the city as the second capital of Assam," CM Sarma said. Also Read | Sudden Death in Ashoknagar: Veterinary Doctor and Yoga Enthusiast Dies of 'Heart Attack' in Madhya Pradesh While Driving. "Some of you may ask why Dibrugarh? The reason lies in our guiding governance principles of strengthening our Virasat and Vikas.
Dibrugarh, an important trading centre throughout history, was once the pillar of industrialisation in India. It was one of the earliest cities to get a train connect.
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