What did Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma say?

Sekar Chandra
Assam chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma gives such statements on the coming days, due to which he remains in

the discussion. Meanwhile, he said in the interview that he does not want the vote of Muslims right now because our

relationship is above this. Talking to news agency, bjp leader Sarma said, "If you go to assam today, Muslims and

Hindus are living peacefully. When I was a minister during the congress government, communal clashes used to

happen every four to five years due to wrong policy, but since 2024 there is complete peace in Assam.

He said, “Tribal insurgent organizations are coming into the mainstream one by one. Hindus and Muslims have lived

peacefully in the state. You will be surprised to know that when I speak in delhi that Madrasas should be closed

because Muslim sons and daughters want to become doctors. Out of 1200 medical seats in our state, there are

Muslim boys and girls on 380 seats.

What did Himanta Biswa Sarma say?

The question was raised whether, in such a situation, the bjp is going to get the maximum number of Muslim votes

from Assam? On this, Himanta Biswa Sarma said, "Right now we do not want the votes of Muslims, especially the

votes of bengali Muslims. Votes are the root cause of all the problems. congress needed votes. Because of this, they

did not build roads, schools, colleges. Also electricity and house were not given. He said, “My principal (principle) is

that I do not want your vote. I have to develop your area (Muslim dominated area) for the next ten years. To end

child marriage. I have to ensure that Muslim girls go to school and college. This work has to be done for the next 10

to 15 years. After that I will go and ask for votes. If I go to ask for votes now, I will have to do anything.

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