Final Curtain Call for Assam's 15th Legislative Assembly
The 15th Assam Legislative Assembly concluded its session after passing the interim budget for 2026-27. Speaker Biswajit Daimary reflected on his tenure, while Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma highlighted the government's achievements. Assembly elections are approaching, prompting well-wishes and reflections on past efforts from both ruling and opposition parties.
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The 15th Assam Legislative Assembly adjourned sine die following the passage of the interim budget for 2026-27. Speaker Biswajit Daimary shared insights about his time in the role, expressing gratitude for members' cooperation and reflecting on his unique journey.
During his valedictory address, Daimary recalled his initial reluctance to become Speaker, citing his inexperience. However, Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma encouraged him to take on the role, recognizing his background as a Rajya Sabha member. Daimary's affiliation with the number 21 during his term became a personal hallmark.
As the assembly closed, Chief Minister Sarma commended past accomplishments and extended best wishes to MLAs for the upcoming elections. He emphasized the efforts made for change and development, underscoring the contributions of both ruling and opposition parties over the last five years.
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