1. Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma stands firm against alleged Khalistani threats demanding the relocation of a detainee from Dibrugarh jail.
2. Sarma displays resolute defiance, brushing off concerns over Khalistani intimidation.
3. The CM’s unwavering stance underscores his commitment to confronting challenges head-on.
Guwahati, Mar 01: Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has found himself confronting threats purportedly from Khalistani elements, centering around the demand to relocate an accomplice detained in Dibrugarh jail.
In response to these threats, Sarma displayed unwavering resolve, dismissing any fear surrounding Khalistani intimidation.
He boldly addressed reporters, stating, “Khalistanis are threatening me, and you are getting afraid.”
Amidst the backdrop of these threats, Sarma also addressed the speculation surrounding the upcoming Lok Sabha elections in 2024.
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He clarified that despite circulating reports of BJP candidate lists in the media, no official list had been released by the party.
Sarma emphasized the importance of sourcing candidate information directly from the BJP, cautioning against premature disclosures by the media.
“The BJP has not released any list. That was disclosed by newspapers, not by the BJP,” Sarma affirmed. Assuring the public of forthcoming clarity, he added, “The list has been finalized and it will be released in two or three days or maybe seven days, or even today. This is not in our hands. Delhi is looking after it.”
