Assam to ship 1K college students to Andaman & Nicobar Islands to check Cellular jail

The Assam authorities would ship 1,000 college students from the state as a examine tour to Cellular jail in Andaman and Nicobar Islands, the place a number of freedom fighters from completely different northeastern states had been imprisoned in the course of the British rule, Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma stated on Wednesday.

The Chief Minister whereas collaborating within the dialogue within the one-day particular session of Assam legislative meeting, stated that many freedom fighters from Assam and different northeastern states had been imprisoned within the mobile jail.

The one-day particular session of Assam meeting was held on the event of the Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav. Claiming that the ‘Har Ghar Tiranga marketing campaign’ grew to become a individuals’s motion, Sarma stated “we received unprecedented response across the state”.

Despite the boycott name given by extremists outfits there was spontaneous response and massive participation from the individuals on August 15, he stated including : “I have never witnessed such huge participation in my lifetime.”

For clean conduct of examinations for recruitment of employees in round 30,000 Grade III and Grade IV posts for various state authorities departments, the Chief Minister held a digital assembly with the Deputy Commissioners and different officers on Wednesday.

As 14,30,337 candidates are anticipated to seem for the recruitment examinations, the DCs ought to guarantee to plug all potential loopholes, he stated.

The recruitment examinations will likely be held on August 21, 28 and September 11, and on the times of examination cell web for 3 hours will likely be stored suspended.

The Chief Minister additionally requested the District Superintendent of Police to maintain their intelligence community lively to assist them to pre-empt any motive to disturb the examination course of.

–IANS

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