In a commendable display of proactive leadership and concern for the welfare of Assamese students in Sikkim, Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has initiated efforts to ensure their safe return home. The chief minister has been closely monitoring the situation in Sikkim, which has faced certain challenges that necessitate immediate action.
In response to the situation, Chief Minister Sarma stated, “Due to the situation in Sikkim, we have dispatched two senior officers to oversee the evacuation of our 160 students from Rongpo and Majitar as soon as possible.” His prompt decision to dispatch senior officers underscores his commitment to the well-being and safety of students from Assam studying in other states.
“The evacuation operation is expected to be carried out efficiently and swiftly, with the designated officers taking charge of coordinating the process. Assam’s government has prioritized the students’ safe return to their families, ensuring that they are not left stranded in the midst of challenges in Sikkim”.
“The move has been widely appreciated by both the students and their families, who have expressed their gratitude for the Assam government’s quick response to their plight. The chief minister’s commitment to the welfare of Assamese students studying outside the state has been a source of reassurance for many”.
“This incident serves as a testament to the importance of proactive leadership and swift action during times of crisis. Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma’s dedication to the well-being of the people of Assam, even when they are outside the state, reaffirms the government’s commitment to its citizens”.
