NET Web DeskGuwahati, January 30: Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Friday described the day as a landmark for Assam as he laid the foundation stone for the proposed second complex of the Assam Legislative Assembly in Dibrugarh, aimed at strengthening governance and improving administrative access for people in Upper Assam. Addressing a public programme at Khanikar, Shah said the new Assembly complex, along with the MLA hostel, would significantly enhance the ease of governance in the region once completed. According to officials, the new Assembly complex and MLA hostel are estimated to cost between Rs 284 crore and Rs 300 crore. The project is expected to play a key role in decentralising administrative activities and strengthening institutional infrastructure in Upper Assam. The state government has projected the new Assembly complex and sports infrastructure as key milestones in Assam’s ongoing efforts to boost governance, regional development and youth empowerment.