Bodoland Movement Explained | Bodo Accords | How was BTC formed | Assamese video | Netramoni Baruah

Bodoland Movement Explained | Bodo Accords | How was BTC formed | Assamese video | Netramoni Baruah



This video is all about Bodo movement that happened during 1900 to 2003 . Many Have lost their lives in this movement for acquiring their rights. After the signing of first Bodo Accord in 1993 the movement ended partially. But till now the final solution has not been achieved.
This video is all about the Bodo Movement from 1930 to 2020.

The Bodos are one among the important plain tribes of Assam. They speak Tibeto-Burman language and the group belongs to the Indo-Mangoloid stock. This group of people is mainly the inhabitants of the North Bank of the river Brahmaputra and some of them are scattered in different parts of Assam. In the late 80s, the Bodos started a mass movement with a demand for separate state for Bodos and also demanded that their Bodo language should be included in the Eight Schedule of the Constitution. There are different causes that have contributed in the rise of Bodo Movement in Assam.

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Causes of Bodo Movement: The Bodo Movement has been one of the most prominent tribal movements in Assam. The root of this movement though found in the colonial past but it has come with the intension of radical, political, extremist and cultural assertion from the 1980s onwards. The root cause of this movement can be traced back to the feelings of injustice, deprivation and discrimination that have experienced by the Bodo community in Assam. The leaders of Bodo movement have stated that the Bodos are ethnically different from the rest of people of contemporary Assam and therefore they should be given a separate political entitlement by forming a separate statehood for them.

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