## Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma Criticizes Congress on Democracy and Religion
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma launched a scathing attack on the Congress party, accusing them of hypocrisy on the issue of democracy. He questioned the party's right to speak about democracy, given its history of imposing emergency rule in India.
Sarma reminded the public of the Congress's actions during Indira Gandhi's rule, including the killing of 900 people with bullets and the Operation Blue Star in Punjab. He also highlighted the Congress's alleged role in instigating riots against Sikhs in Delhi.
"These statements don't suit Congress," Sarma said. "The party that imposed emergency, killed Sikhs, Assamese will now talk about democracy?"
Sarma further criticized Congress for its alleged appeasement of Muslims and its opposition to the Ram Mandir construction. He contrasted this with the party's support for Namaz on Eid.
"Congress can love Muslims, but they can't love Hindus," Sarma claimed.
He also criticized West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee for her alleged facilitation of illegal immigration and appeasement politics.
Sarma concluded by stating that only Prime Minister Narendra Modi can protect democracy in India. He urged the public to vote for Modi in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections.
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