North India Statesman
Daughter. Amidst the election excitement, on Wednesday Assam Chief Minister Himanta Vishwa Sharma reached Sariswa in Chanpatia Assembly constituency of Bettiah where he addressed a huge public meeting in support of BJP candidate Umakant Singh. The crowd gathered in the meeting seemed full of enthusiasm and zeal.
In his passionate speech, Chief Minister Himanta Vishwa Sharma made a strong attack on the opposition. he said
RJD people are not ours, Congress people are not ours. These people are the ones who raised Babar and Aurangzeb in the country, but now times have changed. Now the time has come to throw Babar and Aurangzeb into the sea. This country of Ram, Lakshman and Shri Krishna
He further said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government has proved that India now feels proud of its identity and culture by constructing the grand Ram temple in Ayodhya.
During the public meeting, Himanta Vishwa Sharma gave the example of his rule in Assam and said
When he became the Chief Minister for the first time, the officials asked for signatures on the payment of salaries of madrassa employees. When I asked what happens in a madrassa, he said – Maulvi teaches. Then I said – Now madrassas will be closed and no one will get salary. If you want to create noise then let it happen.
He claimed that many madrassas have been closed in Assam till now. He also told that about 1 lakh acres of land in Assam was under the occupation of infiltrators, action was taken to remove it. Despite opposition from the officials, he showed determination and freed about 50 thousand acres of land from encroachment.
In the meeting, the Chief Minister said that the BJP government is the only government which is dedicated to the security, religion and development of the nation. He appealed to the public to make BJP candidate Umakant Singh victorious from Chanpatia Assembly by huge votes so that the era of stability and development continues in Bihar. Vote for BJP candidate Umakant Singh, this country belongs to Ram, Modi’s leadership is the real identity of India.
Byte, Hemant Vishwa Sharma, Chief Minister Assam
