Sonakshi Sarkar

The Directorate of Vigilance & Anti-Corruption, Assam, arrested two public servants in Bongaigaon district on Friday for their involvement in a bribery scandal.The arrests followed a well-coordinated operation by the Anti-Corruption cell, prompted by a complaint that exposed the corrupt practices of the officials. The complaint detailed how Khurseeda Khanam, Block Development Officer (BDO) of Srijangram Development Block, and her assistant, Nekib Ahmed, demanded a bribe of Rs. 36,000 for processing routine payments. The complainant, unwilling to comply with the corrupt demands, approached the Directorate of Vigilance & Anti-Corruption to expose the malpractices. Acting swiftly, the Directorate set up a…

In the wake of a bomb threat issued by the United Liberation Front of Asom-Independent (ULFA-I), Assam police have conducted extensive searches across the state, uncovering several suspicious devices. The threat, which claimed that bombs had been planted at 19 locations, prompted a swift response from law enforcement. Assam's Director General of Police, GP Singh, reported that the bomb disposal team successfully neutralized the devices, which were found to contain circuits, batteries, and unidentified substances, though they lacked ignition mechanisms. The items have been forwarded for forensic analysis to determine their exact nature and purpose. The searches were initiated following…

Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has revealed that former Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi had intended to file a legal case against Meghalaya, accusing it of contributing to the floods in Guwahati. Sarma stated that Gogoi believed deforestation in Meghalaya's hills was a significant factor in the recurring floods affecting the city. Speaking to the media, Sarma said, "Tarun Gogoi had pointed out that Jorabat was a major cause of the floods in Guwahati, and he had suggested taking legal action against Meghalaya. I have found references to this in the files and various documents. Now, Congress is criticizing me,…

Thousands of protesters rallied in Karimganj today, organized by the Hindu Suraksha Bahini, to condemn the ongoing violence against minorities in Bangladesh. The demonstration was part of a broader "Bangladesh Chalo" campaign aimed at drawing attention to the plight of minorities across the border. The rally began at Karimganj College and saw approximately a thousand participants marching through the city streets. Protesters carried placards and banners denouncing the violence inflicted upon minority communities in Bangladesh. However, the protest encountered a significant hurdle at Santar Bazaar, where police had erected barricades to halt the march. This led to a temporary suspension…