GUWAHATI: Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Sunday, July 5, clarified that there is no proposal to discontinue the use of the Bodo language in the proceedings or any other official business of the Assam Legislative Assembly.
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In a post on X, the Chief Minister said he had been informed by the Speaker of the Assam Legislative Assembly that no such proposal was under consideration.
"I have been informed by the Hon'ble Speaker of the Assam Legislative Assembly that there is no proposal to withdraw the use of the Bodo language from the proceedings or any other official business of the Assembly," Sarma wrote.
Reaffirming the government's commitment to the language, the Chief Minister described Bodo as an inseparable part of Assam's cultural heritage and identity.
"The Bodo language is an inseparable part of Assam's rich cultural heritage and identity. It carries the history, traditions and aspirations of the Bodo community and enriches the vibrant diversity that defines our state," he said.
Sarma further stated that the Assam Government remains committed to preserving and promoting the Bodo language.
"The Government of Assam is fully committed to preserving and promoting the Bodo language. We will continue to make every possible effort to support its growth and ensure that it continues to flourish for generations to come," he added.