Assam: CM Sarma slams Congress for alleged ‘appeasement politics’
The incident that involved the reported hurling of beef into the temple premises ignited a fresh wave of political and communal tensions in the state.
The incident that involved the reported hurling of beef into the temple premises ignited a fresh wave of political and communal tensions in the state.
Congress leader and Jorhat MP Gaurav Gogoi officially took charge as the new president of the Assam Pradesh Congress Committee (APCC) on Tuesday at the party’s headquarters in Guwahati.
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Wednesday reignited yet another controversy by alleging that foreign powers, led by billionaire investor George Soros’ network, influenced a major decision of the Assam Congress in 2014.
Pointing out the proximity of Assam to Bangladesh with which the state shares border , Borah emphasised the potential impact of the ongoing crisis in the neighbouring country on Assam and warned against further identity verification issues for its residents.
Addressing a public rally at Kaziranga. Sarma expressed confidence in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's ability to secure another term, asserting that voting for the BJP ensures meaningful representation.
Addressing media personnel following a public rally in Lower Assam, Borah highlighted the financial constraints the party is facing and the urgent need for financial assistance.
Congress general secretary Jitendra Singh unveiled the document containing numerous allegations against the ruling coalition.
Borah has been directed to appear before the CID office on March 12 regarding the case, following two prior summons, the latest being on March 7.
Congress said that Assam CM has become restless after seeing huge crowd in Rahul Gandhi's Yatra.
It is worth noting that in April 2022, the Commission submitted its report on the 2013 APSC exam, revealing extensive irregularities and misconduct. The Commission recommended nullifying the selection of the entire 2013 batch as a corrective measure.
