Guwahati, India – The Chief Minister of Assam, Himanta Biswa Sarma, expressed lack of surprise at the recent attack on monks in politically-chaotic Bengal. The incident, which occurred in the Indian state of West Bengal, is just one of many violent episodes in the region’s ongoing political turmoil.
Sarma’s response follows a series of violent clashes between different political factions in Bengal, leading to concerns over the safety and security of its residents. The attack on the monks is just the latest in a string of violent incidents that have rocked the state.
The Chief Minister’s nonchalant reaction to the attack sheds light on the widespread political unrest in the region and the apparent normalization of violence in West Bengal. The state has been plagued by political violence for years, with clashes between different groups often spiraling out of control.
This recent incident serves as a grim reminder of the volatile situation in West Bengal and the challenges faced by the local authorities in maintaining law and order. The attack on the monks has sparked outrage and renewed calls for measures to address the escalating political violence in the state.
The attack on monks in West Bengal is a troubling indication of the ongoing political turmoil in the region, with concerns rising over the safety and security of its residents. The incident has once again highlighted the need for a concerted effort to address the underlying causes of the political unrest in the state.