Assam's ethnic clashes: 1,327 families yet to be rehabilitated

February 11, 2014 17:49

The Assam government today admitted that over 1,300 families, who were affected during the ethnic clashes in the Bodoland Territorial Area Districts in 2012, were yet to be rehabilitated. In a written reply to the Assam Legislative Assembly, state revenue and disaster management minister Prithibi Majhi said that a total of 18,823 families lost their houses completely, while 999 houses were partially damaged.

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