In a resolute move that underlines Assam’s commitment to national integrity, Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has announced continued action against anti-national activity surfacing on social media platforms. The state government’s stance is clear the digital space is not a free pass for hate or subversion.

Providing an update at 6:30 PM on May 13, the Chief Minister revealed that Assam Police had identified and taken action against individuals involved in spreading anti-India narratives online. “Crackdown on anti-nationals continues,” CM Sarma stated firmly, adding that two people had been apprehended based on their social media behavior.

According to the update, Sahin Ahmed Mazumdar was arrested by the Hailakandi Police, while Intesab Ahmed Laskar was taken into custody by the Cachar Police. These arrests are not just legal actions they are symbolic of a broader stand to preserve the spirit of unity, lawfulness, and patriotism in a digital era that is increasingly influential.

CM Sarma’s message is loud and clear: Assam will not tolerate any activity online or offline that undermines the sovereignty of the nation or poisons the minds of its citizens. The government is determined to keep digital spaces clean, responsible, and in alignment with the values of the Constitution.

As cyber activity becomes more intertwined with everyday governance and national dialogue, such firm steps reflect a growing awareness and readiness by state leaders to act decisively, swiftly, and with full transparency.