Congress leader Gaurav Gogoi criticized the education and health services in Assam, stating that the state ranks among the lowest in these areas, which adversely affects the overall development of children.
Gaurav Gogoi, a Congress leader from Assam, recently addressed the deteriorating conditions in the state's education and health sectors. He highlighted that Assam ranks as one of the bottom five states in India regarding the quality of education and healthcare services. This situation is alarming, as it directly impacts the holistic development of children, hindering their potential due to inadequate resources and support.
In his statements, Gogoi emphasized that without access to quality education and health services, the future of Assam's children is at risk. He pointed out that when educational institutes fail to provide proper teaching and healthcare systems do not offer necessary medical facilities, the overall growth and future prospects of the younger generation suffer significantly. This lack of development can perpetuate cycles of poverty and affect the state's progress.
Additionally, Gogoi raised concerns regarding the increasing incidents of crimes against women in Assam, which he linked to the broader societal issues stemming from underfunding and neglect in education and healthcare. He called on the government to take immediate action to improve these critical sectors and to ensure a safer and more nurturing environment for both children and women in the state.
