Tea Tribe Workers Rally for Scheduled Tribe Status and Economic Rights
Thousands of tea tribe workers marched in Tinsukia demanding Scheduled Tribe status and economic improvements. Led by various associations, the protest aimed to pressure the government to address long-standing issues such as wage hikes, land rights, and socio-economic challenges faced by the workers.

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In a significant demonstration, thousands of tea tribe workers rallied in Tinsukia, pressing for Scheduled Tribe status and highlighting 'socio-economic concerns.'
The protest, organized by groups like the Assam Chah Mazdoor Sangha (ACMS) and Adivasi Student Associations, reflects growing discontent over unmet demands.
Leaders criticized the government for not delivering promises made over a decade ago, touching on issues such as low wages, inadequate healthcare, and educational facilities, and rising living costs.
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