Overview
- The eight-member sub-committee submitted its final report on November 22, mapping 67 recommendations into 40 for the state, 15 for the Centre and 12 for joint action.
- AASU said the government accepted 52 Biplab Kumar Sarma panel recommendations for phased implementation, while the CMO noted consensus on most state-level items.
- A monitoring body including AASU representatives, ministers, officials and experts will track implementation and follow up on matters requiring central action.
- AASU demanded a tripartite meeting with the Centre before January 31, 2026 to resolve Centre-only and joint items, and it maintained opposition to the CAA after no agreement.
- Early measures outlined include a statewide land survey to be finished by April 14, a proposed law to protect indigenous land, and compulsory Assamese in English-medium schools in the Brahmaputra Valley alongside new cultural initiatives.