Assam Chief Minister highlights state progress and animal welfare

Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has announced the rescue of 26 dogs, marking a step in the state government's efforts to combat illegal animal trade and exploitation. The rescued animals are currently receiving medical care at a facility. Sarma emphasized that the state stands against treating animals as commodities and commended the Assam Police for their role in the rescue operation.

In a separate commentary on the state's development, Sarma described a transformation in Assam, moving from a past marked by violence to a future focused on infrastructure and connectivity. He noted that the state is transitioning from an era of instability toward one of rapid progress, symbolized by the pursuit of advanced transportation like bullet trains and improved links to the national capital.