‘College or madarsa?’: Himanta Biswa Sarma asks forward of Assam polls

BJP chief Himanta Biswa Sarma on Sunday vowed to ‘teach a lesson’ to Congress that they are going to by no means dare to forge an alliance with AIUDF. Sarma took a 5-km lengthy padyatra from Rangagora Road in Assam’s Tinsukia city which culminated on the Manav Kalyan Bhawan. Addressing his supporters, Sarma requested whether or not the voters want faculties or madarsas (Islamic centres of studying). “Do we need Modi or Ajmal?” he requested.
Sarma additional attacked Badruddin Ajmal of AIUDF and stated that he must be despatched to Bangladesh. “He thinks of women as machines to deliver babies. We think of girls’ and women’s prosperity. Perhaps, if Ajmal were to be pregnant, he would know the pain and will not ask women to keep on delivering babies,” he stated. Earlier, too, Sarma had attacked Ajmal and alleged that he’s getting funding from fundamentalist organisations.
In January this 12 months, Sarma had asserted that after returning to energy, the BJP authorities in Assam will work to carry training in madarsas at par with mainstream training in faculties by introducing maths, computer systems and science. The steps in opposition to madarsas has attracted quite a lot of opposition from Muslim clerics.
He additional added that the BJP authorities in state obtained solely 3 years to work out of 5 since one 12 months went in CAA protests and one in Chinese coronavirus. “Still BJP has brought a lot of development in three years, which the Congress failed to do in 40 years,” he stated.
Attacking Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi’s Assam go to, he stated that the Gandhi siblings are doing nothing however indulging in ‘poverty tourism’. As per EastMojo report, Sarma stated that the Congress occasion doesn’t care concerning the poor. Questioning why are individuals nonetheless poor regardless of 60 years of Congress rule, he stated, “If they actually have love for tea workers, take 50 girls from tea workers and make them sit with Sonia Gandhi on same dining table and have food. Then I will acknowledge their care for tea workers.”
Assam will vote in two phases within the upcoming elections. First part of voting is scheduled for twenty seventh March and second part is scheduled for sixth April, 2021. Results might be declared on 2nd May, 2021.