A day after the Guwahati Police filed a case against him and other Congress officials for allegedly instigating crowds, Rahul Gandhi issued a challenge to the state that is run by the BJP, insisting that they should file “as many cases as they can” but that he will not be scared. This occurred in the city of Barpata in the state of Assam.
During his first public meeting, which took place on the seventh day of the ‘Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra’ in the Barpeta district, the Congress leader criticized the Chief Minister of Assam, Himanta Biswa Sarma, and referred to him as the “most corrupt CM” in the country. He made a number of claims including land and areca nut.
Himanta Biswa Sarma came up with the concept that he can scare me by filing cases, and I have no idea where he got that idea. Put in as many cases as you possibly can. Please file 25 more cases; I will not be intimidated by you. BJP-RSS can’t scare me”, he continued.
Gandhi and other politicians were charged with wanton acts of violence in the state capital of Guwahati on Tuesday, when the Guwahati Police Department filed a First Information Report (FIR) against them.According to the BJP-RSS, the goal is to eradicate the history, culture, and language of the state of Assam. We are not going to enable them to run Assam from Nagpur, despite their desire to do so. Assam shall be ruled solely by the people of Assam, Gandhi declared.
The leader of the Congress party referred to Sarma as the “most corrupt Chief Minister” in the country, claiming that a number of instances of corruption are going place in the state of Assam.
“As he (Sarma) is trying to communicate with you, he is stealing your land. The supari business is being cornered by him while you are chewing betel nut. In addition to that, he has taken land in Kaziranga National Park, Gandhi announced.
Sarma, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, and Union Home Minister Amit Shah are all said to have “filled with hatred” hearts, according to the allegations made by the Congress Member of Parliament.In the day that followed the filing of a case against him and other Congress officials by the Guwahati Police for allegedly inciting a mob, Rahul Gandhi issued a challenge to the state that is ruled by the BJP, stating that they should file “as many cases as they can,” but that he will not be scared.
During his first public meeting, which took place on the seventh day of the Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra in the district of Barpeta, the Congress leader criticized the Chief Minister of Assam, Himanta Biswa Sarma, and referred to him as the “most corrupt CM” in the country. He made a number of claims including land and areca nut.Himanta Biswa Sarma came up with the concept that he can scare me by filing cases, and I have no idea where he got that idea. Put in as many cases as you possibly can. Please file 25 more cases; I will not be intimidated by you.
BJP-RSS can’t scare me”, he continued.On January 23, the Guwahati Police Department took the initiative to file a First Information Report (FIR) against Mr. Gandhi and other politicians for having committed wanton acts of violence in the state capital.
According to the BJP-RSS, the goal is to eradicate the history, culture, and language of the state of Assam. We are not going to enable them to run Assam from Nagpur, despite their desire to do so. “Only Assam will be the source of governance for Assam,” Mr. Gandhi stated.The leader of the Congress party referred to Mr. Sarma as the “most corrupt Chief Minister” in the country, claiming that a number of instances of corruption are going place in the state of Assam.
“As he (Sarma) is trying to communicate with you, he is stealing your land. The supari business is being cornered by him while you are chewing betel nut. According to Mr. Gandhi, he has also taken land in the Kaziranga National Park.
In addition, the member of parliament for the Congress party proposed that Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Union Home Minister Amit Shah, and Mr. Sarma are “filled with hatred” in their hearts.
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