Veer Lachit Sena Assam appeals for use of Assamese language during Durga Puja

Veer Lachit Sena Assam’s Morigaon district committee has extended its Durga Puja greetings to the people of the district and appealed to Puja committees and business establishments to promote the use of the Assamese language.

In a statement, the organisation urged every Durga Puja pandal and commercial establishment in Morigaon district to take steps to ensure the wider use of Assamese in their respective premises.

Describing Durga Puja as one of Assam’s major festivals, the organisation said the celebration represents not only religious faith but also brotherhood, social harmony and unity. It noted that the festival is celebrated with enthusiasm across the state, including various parts of Morigaon district.

The committee stressed the need to show respect for the Assamese language and expand its use during the festive season. It appealed to all Durga Puja committees, particularly business establishments, to take sincere and responsible steps towards promoting the language.

The organisation also urged the concerned committees and establishments to use Assamese correctly on banners, posters, greetings and public advertising materials prepared for the festival.

Emphasising the importance of preserving the Assamese language, culture and identity, the committee stated, “Only when a language survives will the community continue to thrive.”

Veer Lachit Sena Assam’s Morigaon district committee called on everyone to cooperate in preserving the state’s linguistic and cultural heritage.

The statement was issued by the organisation’s acting president, Hitesh Deka, and chief secretary, Dipmoni Hira, who also extended their heartfelt Durga Puja greetings to the people of the district.