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Rahul Gandhi’s Sharp Attack on Himanta Biswa Sarma Sparks Political Row in Assam

By Editorial Team
Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi intensified his political offensive against Himanta Biswa Sarma during a high-energy rally in Bongaigaon, Assam. Addressing party workers and supporters, Gandhi alleged that the Assam Chief Minister is “scared” of the Congress party’s growing strength, often symbolized as its “Babbar Sher.” He accused Sarma of being politically vulnerable and suggested that the tide was turning against the ruling leadership in the state. In a sharp warning, Gandhi asserted that Sarma would be held accountable for his actions, stating that he could face jail time. He emphasized that the Congress party would not relent in its efforts and would pursue its political and legal battle with full force. The remarks have further intensified the political atmosphere in Assam, with both the Congress and the ruling establishment expected to escalate their campaigns in the run-up to future elections.
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