CM Himanta’s sharp words, if we return to power, we will break the backs of Bangladeshi Miyans.

Assam Assembly Elections: Chief Minister Himanta Vishwa Sarma has given a sharp statement on Friday. Sarma said that if the BJP-led alliance comes back to power in the assembly elections next month, his government will break the back of the Bangladeshi Miyan community in the state. He said that BJP will work to build a strong Assamese society in Assam. Addressing an election rally at Dhakuakhana in Lakhimpur district, the CM said, “We have worked very hard for the indigenous people of the state. We politically broke the hands and legs of those who came from Bangladesh and were encroaching on the land and houses of Assam.

We will break the backs of Bangladeshi Miyans

CM Sarma said, “This time we will break the back of Bangladeshi Miyans, so that they do not dare to become a challenge for the Assamese people. Let us tell you that Miyan is basically a derogatory term used for Bengali speaking Muslims in Assam, and non-Bengali speaking people generally consider them to be Bangladeshi immigrants.

Promised two lakh jobs

Addressing another rally in Bihpuria, Sarma promised two lakh government jobs for the youth in his next term after winning. The CM further said that 10 lakh youth will be provided assistance of Rs 2 lakh per person for enterprise. He said. While the outgoing BJP-led government was providing financial assistance to students under various schemes, if the next government is formed, it will make education free.

Sarma targeted Congress

At another rally in Ranganadi, Chief Minister Sarma targeted the opposition Congress and claimed that the Congress will never come back to power in Assam. He blamed the backwardness and underdevelopment in some parts of the state, especially the Congress MLAs in the outgoing Assembly.

(Input-PTI)