FIR Against Assam CM For His Remarks On 'Miya' Community

A First Information Report (FIR) has been reportedly filed against Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma for his remarks on people belonging to the Miya community in the state.

According to a report, the FIR was lodged by the Asom Sankhayalaghu Sangram Parishad against the chief minister at Nagaon Sadar police station of his controversial remarks, including the use of the term 'Miya Assamese' and insensitive comments regarding the dietary habits of different communities.

The Parishad highlighted the alleged connection between the chief minister and Badruddin Ajmal, questioning the motive behind the statements made by the former, the report said.

The chief minister’s remarks drew massive flak with critics claiming that they undermine social harmony and promote division among communities. The Asom Sankhayalaghu Sangram Parishad vows to launch a strong mass movement if the Miya people are threatened with expulsion, advocating for unity and inclusivity, the report further said.

Furthermore, allegations of corruption and favoritism have also been raised. Claims of the chief minister establishing multiple companies in the name of his children have emerged. Concerns have also been raised about his son engaging in business activities on public footpaths, reportedly with the permission of the Minority Sangharsh Samiti.

A member of the Minority Struggle Committee, in response, issued a statement expressing dissatisfaction with the Chief Minister's actions.

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