Guwahati: Assam chief minister Sarbananda Sonowal distributed land pattas to 1 lakh landless indigenous families in Majuli on Monday.
The chief minister reiterated BJP government’s commitment towards “Jati, Maati, Bheti”.
At the historic completion ceremony of Land Patta distribution to 1 lakh landless indigenous families in Majuli. #JatiMatiBheti https://t.co/efnQgrw2wr
— Sarbananda Sonowal (@sarbanandsonwal) October 5, 2020
Meanwhile, finance minister Himanta Biswa Sarma distributed land pattas in Jorhat. Taking to Twitter, he wrote, “Today in Jorhat, distributed Land Pattas to people. This year GoA has distributed 2819 Periodic Pattas & 2195 Allotment Certificates, making total distribution more than the balance target.
Across Assam, more than 1 Lakh Pattas have been distributed so far.”
Today in Jorhat, distributed Land Pattas to people. This year GoA has distributed 2819 Periodic Pattas & 2195 Allotment Certificates, making total distribution more than the balance target.
Across Assam, more than 1 Lakh Pattas have been distributed so far. pic.twitter.com/naKYQ5h92z
— Himanta Biswa Sarma (@himantabiswa) October 5, 2020
While Sonowal highlighted the various welfare schemes undertaken by the state government for the indigenous communities, Sarma said that the government has not only undertaken developmental schemes, but also worked towards preservation of the identity and culture of the indigenous people.
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