Temple Desecration Triggers Tension in Assam
A disturbing incident occurred in Dhubri, Assam, where parts of a cow, including the head,
were discovered inside the premises of the Hanuman Mandir. This marks the third time
such an act has been reported at the same temple. The discovery has led to intense public
outrage, with many calling it a deliberate attempt to disturb communal peace and target
religious sentiments.
Massive Protests Break Out
As people knows about this incident, Locals staged road blockades, burned tires, and
clashed with police demanding immediate justice. The atmosphere turned volatile as
worshippers condemned the repeated targeting of their worship place. Locals are now
protesting against it and ask to take strong action.
Swift Government Action Follows Outrage
In response to the escalating tensions, senior district officials quickly reached the temple
site to take stock of the situation. A forensic team was brought in to collect evidence, and a
formal investigation was launched. Authorities assured the public that strict action would
be taken against those found guilty, emphasizing the need to maintain law and order.
CM Himanta Sarma Issues Stern Warning
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma personally visited Dhubri following the
incident and strongly condemned the act. He described it as a deliberate move to disturb
communal harmony and made it clear that the culprits would face serious consequences.
Addressing the public, he assured that no one involved would be spared, and that strict
action would follow.
“Shoot-at-Sight” Directive in Dhubri to Curb Rising Tensions
Following intelligence reports suggesting that radical groups were planning further attacks
on temples, Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma took a decisive step. He authorized a
shoot-at-sight order for security forces operating in Dhubri. The move is aimed at
preventing any escalation of violence and ensuring the safety of religious sites and the local
community.
Beef Disposal Sparks Allegations of Deliberate Provocation
Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma raised concerns that beef was being intentionally
used to provoke religious tensions, especially around Eid. He suggested that the disposal
of meat near sensitive areas was not accidental, but this is a part of planned attempt to
stir unrest. In response, the administration imposed Section 144 in the region, deployed
security forces, and used tear gas to control the situation and prevent any further clashes.
Summary
Tensions flared in Dhubri after a cow head was found at a Hanuman temple, sparking
public outrage and protests. Police launched an investigation, while CM Himanta Sarma
visited the site and called for strict action. Citing security threats, the government issued a
shoot-at-sight order to prevent further violence. Authorities also raised concerns about the
deliberate use of beef to incite unrest during Eid.
