Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma Ordered CBI Inquiry

Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma ordered CBI Inquiry. There will be a CBI inquiry into the firing incident in Assam’s Darrang.

Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Saturday said he has ordered a Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) probe into the firing incident in the Dhalpur area of ​​Assam’s Darrang district.

Two civilians were killed and nine policemen were injured in the incident.

Talking to reporters here today regarding the matter, the Chief Minister of Assam said, “We have ordered a CBI inquiry into the matter and we have to find out who even after a clear agreement with the campaign organization for Anti-encroachment Thousands gathered.

Himanta Biswa Sarma further said, ‘There was two or three Muslim personnel among the injured policemen who are admitted in the hospital.”

The campaign against encroachment was started with an agreement that 2 acres of land would be provided to the landless as per the land policy and the delegates agreed.

I appeal to the Left-centered people to raise the voice of the Assamese people. This campaign against encroachment was imperative. It was not done overnight.

Congress delegation had met me and agreed on the allotment of land to the landless. 27 thousand acres of land is to be used in a productive manner. There was a temple, which was occupied by the people.

The Chief Minister assured that the government will resolve the matter and take appropriate action and bring peace and harmony to the state.

Earlier in the day, an additional SP Darang district, Rupam Phukan, while addressing the media, said that the authority initiated action only after the locals started pelting stones at the police.

Violence broke out during a drive to remove encroachment on Thursday at Sipajhar in Assam’s Darrang district.

Darrang SP Sushant Biswa Sarma had said that the people present at the spot pelted stones and attacked the policemen.