Assam Evictions: Understanding the Government’s Rationale

Recent evictions in Upper Assam have sparked discussion and debate across the region. Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has explained the government’s reasoning, highlighting concerns about demographic changes and the desire to avoid situations experienced in lower and middle Assam.

Preventing a Repeat of Past Issues

According to CM Sarma, the evictions are part of a proactive approach to address potential future challenges. He stated that a perceived “demographic invasion” in lower and middle Assam was not adequately addressed in the past, and the government is determined to prevent similar scenarios from unfolding in Upper Assam.

Focus on Upper Assam

The Chief Minister emphasized the specific focus on Upper Assam in this initiative, indicating that the region requires immediate attention to prevent what he terms a repeat of past oversights. The government’s actions have generated both support and criticism, prompting discussions about land rights, displacement, and the overall impact on communities in the affected areas.

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