Himanta Biswa Sarma Criticizes Indian National Congress, Warns Assam Youth to Stay Alert

Himanta Biswa Sarma, the Chief Minister of Assam, has strongly criticized the Indian National Congress, accusing the party of spreading fear across the country due to repeated political setbacks. In a statement, Sarma said the Congress is moving towards “a century of electoral defeats” in the near future. He alleged that the party, driven by frustration, is now attempting to create an atmosphere of panic and unrest in different parts of the country. The Assam Chief Minister urged the people of the state, especially youth, to remain cautious about what he described as the Congress party’s “politics of desperation.” He called on the citizens of Assam to stay united and vigilant against attempts to mislead the public. Sarma’s remarks come amid intensifying political rivalry between the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party and the Indian National Congress in the northeastern state ahead of upcoming political developments. Political observers say the exchange of sharp criticism highlights the ongoing political battle between the BJP and Congress in Assam, where both parties are seeking to strengthen their influence among voters.