01
Sep
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has strongly dismissed the controversy over the labeling of Bengali as a “Bangladeshi language,” terming it a politically motivated issue designed to divide communities for electoral gains. Speaking at a large public gathering in Silchar on Sunday, the Chief Minister underlined that there is no conflict between the Assamese and Bengali communities in Assam, and urged people not to fall into the trap of divisive politics. In his address, Sarma sought to reassure the people of Barak Valley, where a large section of the population speaks Bengali, that the government respects every language and…
