Archive · 22 Aug 2025
BJP Defends Eviction Drives, Cautions Against 'False Narratives'
The BJP is speaking out about recent evictions in Assam.
They say they are doing this to protect the Assamese people's identity and land.
They are criticizing those who are speaking out against the evictions.
The party warns that the evictions are necessary to protect the demography of Upper Assam.
They also accused some of the evictees as being pro-Pakistan.
BJP defends eviction drives and criticizes 'false narratives' on land encroachment.
The party aims to protect the identity and rights of indigenous Assamese people through these measures.
BJP spokesperson Suranjan Dutta criticized AMSU president Rejaul Karim's statements regarding evictees.
Dutta claims that encroachment is an organized attempt to change the demography of Upper Assam.
He warned against opposition leaders supporting encroachers, which he views as a dangerous trend.
- Who
- BJP spokesperson Suranjan Dutta and AMSU president Rejaul Karim
- What
- BJP defends eviction drives and criticizes opposing narratives.
- When
- August 22nd
- Where
- Assam
- Why
- To address and defend the government's actions on land encroachment and protect the identity of indigenous Assamese people.
BJP
AMSU and Opponents
Eviction Justification
BJP
Defends eviction drives to protect Assamese identity and rights.
AMSU and Opponents
Criticized by some leaders and organizations.
Loyalty Concerns
BJP
Accuses some evictees of having pro-Pakistan sentiments.
AMSU and Opponents
Unspecified
- Party
- BJP
- Spokesperson
- Suranjan Dutta
- Criticized
- AMSU President Rejaul Karim
- Actions defended
- Eviction drives
- Area of concern
- Upper Assam
- Allegation
- Some evictees sympathize with Pakistan
Sources
Uriamghat used as satellite base to manipulate votes in Upper Assam: CM Sarma
No Naga people encroaching evicted land in Assam; Nagaland CM to join plantation drive: Himanta
Bangladeshi elements trying to weaken Chicken’s Neck: Himanta