The Assam government has intensified its crackdown on Pakistan sympathizers, arresting 58 individuals following the April 22 Pahalgam terror attack. Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma confirmed the arrests, stating that “traitors will receive special care for their anti-national activities”.
Statewide Crackdown & Key Arrests
- Latest Arrests: Two individuals, Fazil Ali and Sukur Ali, were apprehended in Sonitpur district, bringing the total number of arrests to 58.
- AIUDF MLA Arrested: Opposition leader Aminul Islam was previously arrested on sedition charges for allegedly defending Pakistan’s role in the Pahalgam attack.
- NSA Provisions: Sarma announced that some of the arrested individuals will be booked under the National Security Act (NSA).
Political & Security Implications
- Public Sentiment: The crackdown has sparked debates on national security, with Assam reinforcing its zero-tolerance policy toward anti-national activities.
- Opposition Criticism: Some activists claim that the arrests disproportionately target Muslim youths, raising concerns about political bias.
Future Outlook & Government Action
With Operation Sindoor ongoing, Assam Police continue to monitor and investigate individuals suspected of supporting Pakistan. CM Sarma has vowed that “nobody will be spared” in the state’s efforts to uphold national security.
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