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Assam CM Warns JUH Leader Madani of Arrest as Eviction Drives Continue

The confrontation follows a JUH visit to relief camps that challenged Assam’s bulldozer-led evictions, urging rehabilitation under Supreme Court guidelines.

Overview

  • Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma reaffirmed that operations to clear Village and Professional Grazing Reserve and forest land will proceed despite criticism.
  • Sarma said he would have Maulana Mahmood Madani jailed if he "crosses the line" and dismissed the Jamiat leader as irrelevant under a BJP government.
  • At a Guwahati press conference, Madani called the evictions "barbaric," rejected support for foreigners, and insisted that Indian citizens be identified through due process and rehabilitated.
  • A seven-member Jamiat Ulema-e-Hind team toured Goalpara’s Paikan Reserve Forest and nearby relief camps, meeting families affected by recent demolitions.
  • Political and security reactions escalated, with AJP and AASU urging action against Madani, the government promising strict law-and-order oversight, and earlier phases reported to have cleared thousands of bighas and displaced hundreds of families.