Breaking: CM Announces New Lineup of Guardian Ministers for Assam Districts

Guwahati | June 7, 2026 — In a major administrative move aimed at boosting local governance and speeding up public welfare schemes, Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Sunday officially announced a revamped list of Guardian Ministers for the state's districts.

The strategic reallocation redistributes crucial responsibilities among senior cabinet members to ensure closer monitoring of implementation policies and smoother coordination between district administrations and the state government.

Key Appointments At A Glance

The newly designated roles see veteran ministers taking charge of multiple strategic zones. Here are some of the major highlights from the official announcement:

• Kamrup (Metropolitan) & Dhemaji: Veteran Minister Atul Bora has been handed the responsibility of the state's primary urban hub, Kamrup (M), alongside Dhemaji.

• Tinsukia & Jorhat: Senior leader Rameswar Teli will oversee these two economically vital upper Assam districts.

• Nagaon, Hojai, & Karbi Anglong: Minister Pijush Hazarika takes on a massive portfolio, anchoring governance across Nagaon, Hojai, Karbi Anglong, and West Karbi Anglong.

• Kamrup & Morigaon: Minister Ajanta Neog will head the guardian duties for Kamrup and Morigaon districts.

• Darrang & Dhubri: Minister Ashok Singhal has been assigned the crucial oversight of Darrang and Dhubri.

• Tamulpur & Goalpara: Minister Jayanta Mallabaruah will be leading the developmental monitoring for these areas.

Complete District Allocation List

To give our readers a clear picture of who is in charge of their hometowns, here is the full breakdown of the newly appointed Guardian Ministers:

What This Means For Citizens

The Guardian Minister system has been a cornerstone of the current administration’s decentralized governance model. By appointing specific cabinet ministers to distinct zones, the government intends to bridge the gap between Dispur and the grassroots level.

Residents can expect these ministers to conduct regular field visits, chair review meetings with local district commissioners, and ensure that citizen grievances are addressed swiftly without the usual bureaucratic red tape.