Sonowal during his recent meeting with Kovind at Rashtrapati Bhawan referred to the Presidential Retreats located at Mashobra in Shimla and Bolarum in Hyderabad and requested him for "a Presidential Retreat in North East besides the existing ones in North and South as it would symbolise the unity of the country," a CMO release here said.
A retreat in the North East "would signify the unity of our diverse cultures and people of the country," the release quoted Sonowal as saying.
The chief minister also invited the president to Assam to which he readily agreed and said he is looking forward to visit "the beautiful and scenic state of Assam and the North East sometime in October-November," the release added.
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