The government proposes bills in the Assembly of Assam to expand state powers against organized crime.
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The government proposes bills in the Assembly of Assam to expand state powers against organized crime.
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Assam
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Related events
- The Assembly functions as the legislative body for the state of Assam.
- State introduced a bill in the assembly of Assam on September 1, 2026.
- A bill related to Assam is expected to be tabled in the Assembly and is criticized for communal rhetoric.
- The state legislature of Assam is currently operating from the assembly complex.
- Governments in Assam and Rajasthan are currently utilizing their respective assemblies to pass decisions while also dealing with operational and fund release issues.