Kokrajhar, Assam, October 6 — Hagrama Mohilary was officially sworn in as the Chief Executive Member of the Bodoland Territorial Council (BTC) on Monday, marking the beginning of his new term in office. The swearing-in ceremony, held at the BTC headquarters in Kokrajhar, was attended by political leaders, officials, and representatives from various communities within the Bodoland Territorial Area Districts (BTAD). The event underscored the importance of governance, regional development, and the ongoing political stability in Assam’s Bodoland region.
Mohilary, a veteran politician and a prominent figure in the Bodoland People's Front (BPF), has previously served multiple terms in office. His leadership is credited with initiating various developmental projects, promoting peace and stability, and fostering education and infrastructure growth in the BTAD. The latest oath-taking signals a continuation of his efforts to strengthen governance and improve living standards in the region.
During the ceremony, dignitaries highlighted the role of the BTC in maintaining peace, facilitating regional development, and addressing the aspirations of the people. They emphasized that stable leadership under Mohilary’s guidance would be essential to implementing welfare schemes, improving infrastructure, and enhancing access to quality education and healthcare services.
Hagrama Mohilary, in his inaugural address, reaffirmed his commitment to addressing the priorities of the BTAD population. He outlined a vision focusing on expanding basic infrastructure such as roads, bridges, and communication networks. The BTC administration under his leadership plans to enhance education facilities, improve healthcare access, and implement social welfare initiatives aimed at uplifting marginalized communities within the region.
The BTC, established to provide autonomous governance for the Bodoland Territorial Area Districts, has a critical role in local administration, development planning, and ensuring law and order. Mohilary’s leadership is expected to strengthen the council’s efficiency in delivering services and executing development programs.
Political analysts note that Mohilary’s return to office will have implications for regional politics in Assam. With continued emphasis on peace and development, the BTC administration is likely to maintain stability and promote inclusive growth. Key stakeholders, including community leaders, youth groups, and civil society organizations, have expressed optimism that Mohilary’s leadership will prioritize the welfare of the people while encouraging investment and economic growth in the region.
The swearing-in also comes amid discussions on enhancing cooperation between the state government and the BTC for holistic development. Officials from Assam’s state government assured support for Mohilary’s initiatives, including projects in education, health, and rural development, reflecting a commitment to collaborative governance.
In conclusion, Hagrama Mohilary assuming office as Chief Executive Member of the Bodoland Territorial Council represents a significant moment for regional governance and development in Assam. His focus on infrastructure, education, social welfare, and peacebuilding is expected to benefit the people of the Bodoland Territorial Area Districts in the coming years.
