Sustained peace and coordinated infrastructure development remain central to administrative priorities across the Bodoland Territorial Region. Marking the completion of one year in office for the Bodoland Territorial Council administration led by Hagrama Mohilary, Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma highlighted the collaborative momentum driving governance in the area. He emphasized that structured cooperation across governance tiers has provided steady backing for regional welfare and long-term economic planning.
Intergovernmental Alignment and Administrative Progress
In a public statement shared on X, Sarma congratulated Mohilary and his council on completing twelve months of public service across the territorial jurisdiction. He characterized the collaborative setup linking administrations in Delhi, Dispur, and Kokrajhar as a unified engine accelerating regional advancement. According to Sarma, this shared institutional focus ensures that developmental programs do not stall and that local administrative requirements receive immediate attention from both state and central leadership.
Execution of the Bodo Peace Accord
The Chief Minister noted that stability in the territory hinges on honoring historic commitments. Working under the guidance of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, authorities are actively putting into effect each individual clause stipulated within the Bodo Peace Accord. The continuous fulfillment of these contractual terms is designed to cement durable harmony, protect community interests, and guarantee an environment where trade, education, and public life can thrive without the threat of renewed unrest.
Statewide Welfare Delivery Across Four Districts
Social support systems continue to expand across the four districts constituting the territory, namely Kokrajhar, Chirang, Baksa, and Tamulpur. Sarma explained that core flagship initiatives are running at full scale throughout the area. These include the Orunodoi direct assistance program, the Chief Minister's Atmanirbhar Asom Abhiyan designed for self-reliance, the Mukhyamantri Mahila Udyamita Abhiyan aimed at women micro-entrepreneurs, alongside widespread free grain distribution networks targeting low-income households.
Special ₹1,000 Crore Transport Infrastructure Package
Physical mobility has received a major financial boost, with the Assam government sanctioning a dedicated Rs 1,000 crore package specifically earmarked for regional road networks. Upgrading highway links, rural connectors, and arterial corridors is intended to overcome geographical bottlenecks that historically limited trade. Enhanced thoroughfares directly lower transit costs for agricultural producers while ensuring smooth access to health and administrative centers.
Long-Term Blueprint for Manufacturing and Supply Chains
Beyond basic public works, planners are positioning the territorial jurisdiction to emerge as a functional manufacturing and freight logistics node. By combining updated road links with structured industrial policies, regional authorities hope to attract manufacturing plants, distribution warehouses, and allied supply chain operations. Such investments are projected to open diversified employment channels for local youths while integrating the regional market into broader national trade networks.
