Underscoring the State Government’s commitment to strengthening democratic institutions and developing world-class public infrastructure, Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma today visited Khanikar in Dibrugarh to review progress in the construction of the second Assam Legislative Assembly complex. He directed the executing agencies to accelerate construction through meticulous planning, effective coordination and uncompromising adherence to quality standards.
During his visit to the site, the Chief Minister took stock of various components of the project and interacted with the officials concerned. While the project has a stipulated completion period of 30 months, he instructed the executing team to expedite the work and ensure timely completion without compromising on quality.
Envisioned as a landmark in Assam’s institutional journey, the complex will house the main Assembly building, an MLA hostel, an auditorium with a seating capacity of 800, and other essential facilities.
During his visit to the site, Sarma directed the Public Works Department (PWD) to ensure that the complex reflects the stature and dignity of democratic institutions while embodying the aspirations of a progressive and forward-looking Assam. He stressed that the architectural design, construction standards and overall execution of the project must be guided by a commitment to excellence, befitting an institution that represents the democratic aspirations of the people of Assam.
The Chief Minister also inspected the ongoing construction of the Khanikar Multi Sports Complex and reviewed the progress of the work. He directed the executing agency to accelerate construction while maintaining the highest standards of quality and ensuring timely delivery of the project.
MLAs Taranga Gogoi, Prasanta Phukan and Sanjay Kishan, Special Commissioner and Special Secretary, PWD, Raj Chakraborty, and other officials were present during the visits.
