Assam's Crackdown: Bir Lachit Sena Under Scrutiny
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma considers banning the local group Bir Lachit Sena due to alleged illegal activities. Comparisons to ULFA are drawn as members face arrest for extortion and disruption. Government confirms commitment to preserving law and order amidst serious accusations against the organization.
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Amid mounting concerns over public safety, Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma declared his government's intention to possibly ban Bir Lachit Sena for alleged involvement in criminal activities.
The organization, based in Upper Assam, has been accused of extortion and kidnapping, prompting police to apprehend several of its members.
Comparing their actions to ULFA, Sarma stressed the resolve to maintain law and order, even as allegations emerge of political connections within the group.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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