The Congress party has launched a scathing attack on Home Minister Amit Shah, focusing on a statement he made regarding alleged corruption during the 15-year rule of the Congress party in Assam. During a recent event, Congress leader Pawan Khera highlighted Shah's comments, which specifically addressed irregularities in the health ministry when Himanta Biswa Sarma served as the health minister. Khera's remarks point towards a broader narrative of corruption in the state, attempting to hold the current government accountable despite its political adversities.

At the event, Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma was present, further emphasizing the significance of Shah's statements. By labeling Sarma as corrupt, Shah inadvertently highlights the tensions between the ruling coalition and the opposition in Assam. This confrontation comes at a time when the Congress party seeks to regain its foothold in the state by leveraging the issues of governance and corruption raised by the ruling party.

The implications of this exchange are multifaceted as it not only signals the ongoing political rivalry in Assam but also raises questions about governance and political responsibility. As the Congress party seeks to criticize the current administration, the discourse around corruption continues to be a pivotal issue in Indian politics, particularly in states like Assam where governance and accountability are under constant scrutiny.