Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sharma (Photo Subject: @Himantabiswa)
Waqf Bill: Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sharma said on Friday that an MP was in Parliament during a discussion on the Waqf Bill in Parliament. MP from his state Along with this, he apologized for the statement.
At a press conference of the Cabinet meeting, Sharma said, “Even Assam people do not want to pray on the streets because there are beautiful mosques in the state. Sharma Congress MP K Aura refers to Rav Cocoa. However, he did not take any name directly.
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During the discussion on the bill, the Gogoi government criticized the government for stopping offering Eid prayers on the streets and questioned the BJP’s commitment to minority rights. Sharma said, “People from all over the country call me about this. We are ashamed. The first I apologize to the people around the country.”
He said that no such demand has been made that Muslims want to pray on the streets. He accused the MP’s comments that only one community contributed to the freedom struggle of India. Sharma said, “MP highlighted the role of one community. Mahatma Gandhi, Gopinath Portoloi, Subhash Chandra Bose or other key figures were not mentioned.
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When asked about the possibilities of the BJP in the panchayat elections on May 2 and 7, Sharma said that this would be good in all elections- Sharma said that it would be good in all elections- because of the Panchayat, Raba Hasong Parishad, Botoland Regional Council and Assembly Elections.
An Assam MP in Parliament He said that the radical statement put forward has caused us regret and we are ashamed of it. Sharma said that when the time comes, the people of Assam will teach such a lesson to people.
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