How Himanta Is SAVING Assam From Becoming Bangladesh?

In this video, we break down the ongoing crackdown in Assam against illegal infiltration, Rohingya settlements, land encroachment, and the rise of Miya politics. With the Muslim population rising from 9% to over 40% in some districts, and towns like Dhubri, Barpeta, and South Salmara becoming Muslim‑majority, Assam is facing a major demographic shift. The video explores the role of unchecked migration from Bangladesh, the failure of the IMDT Act, and the long-term political use of illegal settlers as a vote bank. We also examine recent policy actions—closure of over 600 madrasas, laws against child marriage and polygamy, restrictions on religious conversions, land protection laws, and deportation drives targeting Rohingyas. These measures have triggered strong reactions from opposition leaders and activist groups, with terms like “tanaashah” and “Gaza” being used to describe Assam’s situation. This video presents the full picture—from historical background to current response—and what it means for Assam’s future.