Protests and Tensions in Assam: A Political Showdown
Assam's Chief Minister accused Congress leaders of breaching Raj Bhavan's barricades during protests. A 45-year-old Congress worker died amid the chaos. An inquiry is underway into the incident. Police and Congress blame each other. Protests have been redirected to a designated area in the city.
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Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has claimed that Congress leaders attempted to forcefully enter the Raj Bhavan during a protest, sparking tensions and an official inquiry.
During a march against issues like unrest in Manipur and allegations involving the Adani Group, a Congress worker reportedly died after exposure to tear gas. The incident drew criticism over police handling of the protest, with both sides issuing statements of blame.
The authorities have designated a specific area for future protests, while the Congress has demanded a comprehensive investigation into the use of tear gas, filing an FIR over the worker's death.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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