'Golden Langurs Are Now Safe In Assam!': CM Himanta's 'CREATIVE' Thinking Wins Hearts Of All Animal Lovers - WATCH

Assam News: In the viral video everyone is amazed with Himanta Biswa Sarma's efforts to offer a safe environment for Golden langurs.

In the viral video, everyone is impressed by Himanta Biswa Sarma's efforts to establish a safe habitat for Golden langurs.

Source : X (Formerly Twitter)

Assam: Himanta Biswa Sarma, the Chief Minister of Assam, is an avid Twitter user, frequently posting tweets that appeal to a large audience. This time, he shared a video that showcases his incredibly inventive thinking. The video also shows an animal lover within Assam CM.

Animals require better protection than they have now. By participating in this initiative, you may make a significant difference in their lives. Animal protection is often defined as preventing, minimizing, or eliminating the harms that humans cause to animals. Himanta, the chief minister of Assam, has taken a significant step in that direction. Four loop bridges have been put in place in Bongaigaon to make it easier for Golden Langurs to cross the street.

Himanta posted the video to X (previously Twitter) and captioned it, "Sometimes humans have to pass through habitats of animals but what's important is that we create spaces for their safe transit as well." 

Sometimes humans have to pass through habitats of animals but what's important is that we create spaces for their safe transit as well.

In Bongaigaon, we've installed 4 Loop Bridges so that Golden Langurs can conveniently cross the road.

And guess what? They are loving it! pic.twitter.com/1vJfkhYA42

— Himanta Biswa Sarma (@himantabiswa) January 31, 2025

The Assam CM receives a ton of appreciation as soon as the video goes viral. "Great job,need more of this, scientists can tell and predict how many rope bridges will be needed over a certain stretch of road ,canals,rail tracks and where they are needed exactly," stated the user. An additional user added, "Lovely...this can be replicated in other states too." The third user wrote, "Wow, great idea and implementation, your devotion to wildlife habitat conservation is unmatched."

Humankind has occupied a large portion of the planet's land surface in recent ages due to our insatiable need for development. Natural landscapes have been broken up by human activity, and the habitats of the species that lives there have been affected. The opportunity to reestablish and reconnect with nature and wildlife is provided by such creative and unique initiatives.

The video has received over 4,000 likes and over 70,000 views. Everyone is impressed by Himanta's efforts to provide a secure environment for Golden langurs.