On Friday at the Assam Assembly meeting, Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said that The Cattle Preservation Bill will ensure peace and harmony in the state.
CM Sarma made this statement while discussing the Assam Cattle Preservation Bill 2021
CM Sarma started his speech with a quote from Mahanta Gandhi’s writing on Young India. CM Sarma spoke in favour of the bill and made few statements supporting the bill today.
“The more slaughters of cows take place in Assam, the more people of the state will prove their ungratefulness,” Sarma said.
In his speech, CM Sarma also referred to Babar and Humayun. He also said, “There will be communal harmony in India only if cow slaughter is stopped.”
He further stated that he is not against anyone’s right to eat. To safeguard the communal harmony of India is not the responsibility of only Hindus, added CM Sarma.
The Assam Assembly discussed the Cattle Preservation Bill. It was the last day of the Assam Assembly cabinet.
However, the discussion on Assam Cattle Preservation Bill 2021 did not satisfy the opposition parties and a chaotic situation arose again.
All the opposition demanded that the bill must be sent to the Select Committee.
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