**Guwahati, Assam** — In a significant development, the Assam government and the All Assam Students’ Union (AASU) have reached a consensus on 38 crucial points outlined in the Central panel’s report concerning the Assam Accord. This agreement marks a pivotal step towards the implementation of the historic accord, which aims to address long-standing issues related to illegal immigration and the preservation of Assamese identity.
The Assam Accord, signed in 1985, has been a cornerstone in the state’s political landscape, seeking to safeguard the cultural, social, and economic rights of the indigenous Assamese people. The Central panel’s report, which was recently submitted, outlines various recommendations to expedite the accord’s execution.
Both the state government and AASU have expressed satisfaction over the mutual agreement, emphasizing the importance of unity in addressing the challenges facing Assam. The consensus on these 38 points is expected to pave the way for further discussions and actions to fully realize the accord’s objectives.
The accord’s implementation has been a contentious issue, with various stakeholders expressing divergent views over the years. However, this recent agreement signifies a renewed commitment to resolving these issues collaboratively.
The Assam government and AASU have reiterated their dedication to ensuring that the accord’s provisions are implemented in a manner that respects the rights and aspirations of the Assamese people.
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