Beef banned in hotels, restaurants and public places in Assam : CM Himanta Biswa Sarma
Assam Congress MP Rakibul Hussain had accused the BJP of organising a ‘beef party’ to woo Muslim voters in the Samguri assembly constituency of Nagaon district.
Ban on beef in Goa will lead to toppling of BJP Government
The State cabinet should not decide what people should eat or wear. BJP cannot ban beef in Goa because it will topple the Government in no time, stated Rafiqul Islam.
If Congress demands, we will ban beef in Assam, says Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma
Responding to the allegation that BJP distributed beef to win the Muslim-dominated Samaguri, which was under Congress control for five consecutive terms, Sarma said he was happy that the opposition party raised the matter.
Modi may soon say ‘Namaz’ and ‘Zakat’ are not Muslim traditions and ban them too : Maulana Arshad Madani
Such overreaction to PM Modi’s statement reveals their discomfort with the truth. Many Indians now believe that instead of reforming the Waqf Act, PM Modi should scrap it altogether.
Muslim-majority Karimganj district in Assam changed to Sri Bhoomi
Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said that there is no word Karimganj in Bengali or Assamese language.
Why can’t schools be closed for Hanuman Chalisa on Tuesdays if they can be closed for Friday prayers (Namaz) : Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma
CM Sarma further stated, “We are not Hindu extremists. When the Constitution was being framed, everyone in the Constituent Assembly was a Hindu.
When Hindus unite, there will be no disorder or ruckus
No one dared to create disturbance, whether it is shutting down madarasas or build Shriram temple in Ayodhya.
Infiltration responsible for the increase in Jharkhand’s Muslim population : Assam CM
As the BJP is ruling the country, it is expected that the Union Government should deport every infiltrator from the country and release the statistics of this action to the public, but this is not happening.
Not Bangladeshi Hindus, but Rohingya Muslims are illegally entering into India : Himanta Biswa
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said today that 138 people trying to enter India from Bangladesh have been detected in the last two months in Assam and Tripura and that the border states must stay vigilant to avoid such infiltration.
Those like Babar, who are lurking in the corners of India, must be expelled !
Sarma further commented on global issues, referencing Israel’s actions against Nasrullah while criticizing the Indian opposition for their sympathetic responses.