Indian Government Launches Large-Scale Eviction of Bengali Muslims in Assam
GOLAGHAT DISTRICT, ASSAM, JUL 30 – The Assam government targets around 2,000 families to reclaim 3,600 acres of forest land linked to illegal betel nut plantations, with 70% of encroachers vacating voluntarily, officials said.
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How political forces are reshaping Assam through mass evictions
The controversial eviction drive against Bengali Muslims in India resumed in June 2025Originally published on Global VoicesAssam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma gives a speech filled with anti-Miya rhetoric. Screenshot from YouTube. In the 2021 Assam assembly elections, India's ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) campaigned extensively, framing the election as the “last battle of Saraighat” and a final opportunity to safeguard the “Jati, Mati…
Indian government launches large-scale eviction of Bengali Muslims in Assam
FacebookLikeShareTweetEmail The Indian state of Assam has launched a large-scale eviction operation targeting over 2,000 Bengali Muslim families, in what critics describe as the latest chapter in a campaign of forced displacement against the state’s Muslim population. The drive began on Tuesday, and focuses on clearing around 4,900 acres of land in the Rengma Reserve […]
Assam: Eviction to clear encroachment on 1,500 hectares of forest land underway for 2nd day
Golaghat (Assam), Jul 30 (PTI) A massive eviction drive to clear alleged encroachment on nearly 1,500 hectares of forest land in Assam’s Golaghat district continued for the second day on Wednesday, officials said. The exercise, once completed, will displace around 1,500 families, mostly from the Muslim community, they added. The eviction drive started on Tuesday […]
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