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GUWAHATI; Jun 14(PMI) Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Saturday said 38 people were arrested in Dhubri, where shoot-at-sight was ordered at night following communal tensions.
The state government has also transferred the district’s Senior Superintendent of Police Navin Singh, and appointed Hailakandi SSP Leena Doley in his place, according to a notification.
In a post on X in the morning, Sarma said, “38 arrested overnight in the Dhubri beef head incident.”
Government Response and Public Safety
The Assam government has made it clear that it will not tolerate any actions that threaten communal harmony. The swift arrest of 38 individuals reflects the administration’s commitment to ensuring safety and security for all citizens. Authorities are working diligently to investigate the incident and apprehend anyone involved in incitingviolence or unrest. The Chief Minister’s strong language underscores the government’s resolve to take necessary actions against those who violate the law and disturb public order.
Implications for Communal Relations
This incident serves as a reminder of the delicate nature of communal relations in Assam and other parts of India. While the region is known for its rich diversity, it is also marked by tensions that can flare up quickly, particularly around sensitive issues such as food practices. The government’s response is crucial in addressing these tensions and fostering an environment of coexistence. The state needs to engage with community leaders and promote dialogue to prevent such incidents in the future.
