Why Himanta Sarma is Right on Assam Immigration
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma is facing major criticism for his strong stance on illegal immigration. But a deep look shows his concerns are backed by history, law, and the need to protect Assam’s future. This is not about politics; it’s about preserving a state’s identity and security. In the heat of Assam’s election season, Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma made headlines. He spoke firmly about “Miya Muslims,” a term often linked to Bengali-origin Muslims in Assam. Many are accused of being illegal immigrants from Bangladesh. Opposition parties like Congress and AIUDF called his words hate speech. They said he was dividing people. However, Sarma’s position is not new. It comes from decades of worry in Assam about illegal immigration, changing populations, and saving the culture of indigenous people. His views are supported by India’s Supreme Court. This article explains why his tough stance is a necessary response to a real problem. The History of Illegal Immigration in Ass…
