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Eight sub-groups of prominent personalities will suggest measures for development & empowerment of the community STAFF REPORTER GUWAHATI: Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Sunday interacted with over 150 prominent indigenous Muslims from diverse fields and assured them to bring about the overall development of the community. The programme, titled ALAAP- ALOCHANA: Empowering the Religious Minorities , took place at the Assam Administrative Staff College at Khanapara here on Sunday afternoon. Addressing the media after the event the Chief Minister said that eight sub-groups will be formed with members from the indigenous Muslim community to suggest various developmental measures. He said there will be sub-groups on health, education, skill development, women empowerment, population control, financial inclusion, cultural and social identity.

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