Assam Accord 1985 Signing Details
The Assam Accord was a significant Memorandum of Settlement signed in New Delhi on August 15, 1985.
It marked the end of a six-year protest movement demanding the detection and expulsion of illegal immigrants in Assam.
Accord Signatories Identified
The Accord was officially signed between:
- The Government of India
- The State Government of Assam
- Leaders of the All Assam Students' Union (AASU)
The Prime Minister of India at the time, Rajiv Gandhi, represented the Government of India in signing this historic agreement with the AASU leaders.
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