New Delhi: The Election Commission has banned Assam BJP leader Hemant Biswa Sarma from campaigning for 48 hours. In fact, the Commission has taken this order regarding the statement made by Sarma on BPF leader Hagrama Mohilary. Now seeing this, the opposition has got another chance to target the government. Recently, Congress spokesperson Randeep Surjewala said, "Similar restrictions should be imposed on PM Modi, Amit Shah, and JP Nadda".

Today, Randeep Surjewala said in a statement, "The Election Commission has banned the election campaign of Hemant Biswa Sarma for 48 hours. This shows that the BJP is losing elections in Assam and that is why it is resorting to stalking. We urge the Commission that for free and fair elections a similar ban should also be imposed on Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Amit Shah, Sarbananda Sonowal, and JP Nadda, which are being featured in the newspaper advertisements in Assam".

Let us also tell you that the Election Commission has banned Hemant Biswa Sarma, a senior BJP leader and the most powerful minister of the Assam government, from campaigning for 48 hours. This action has been taken on the statement made by Hemant Biswa Sarma on BPF leader Hagrama Mohilary. However, earlier, the Election Commission had issued notice to Sarma on the complaint of the Congress and asked to reply by 5 pm on 2 April. Now the Congress has alleged that Sarma had threatened his colleague and the chairman of Bodoland that the central agencies would get them executed.

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