Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma Questions Gaurav Gogoi Over Pakistan High Commission Meeting

GUWAHATI: Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma launched another indirect attack on Congress MP Gaurav Gogoi on Friday for meeting with the Pakistan High Commissioner and raising questions in the Parliament related to national security.

Taking to X handle, CM Sarma said, “Following the meeting with Pakistani Ambassador Md Abdul Basit (2014-17), the Hon’ble MP began raising parliamentary questions that had the potential to extract confidential information related to India’s nuclear program. Given the sensitive nature of these inquiries, the timing becomes particularly significant, raising serious concerns about the intent and broader implications behind such questions.”

He mentioned in the X post, “Interestingly, after India started taking a grim view of Abdul Basit’s conduct, the Hon’ble MP’s interest in defence and nuclear affairs saw a notable decline—a pattern that warrants closer scrutiny.”

The Chief Minister mentioned, “Post-Pakistan High Commission Meeting: Defence and Security Questions Raised in Parliament. The 26/11 Mumbai attacks exposed critical vulnerabilities in India’s coastal security."

In this context, Question No. 2, raised by the Hon’ble MP, specifically sought detailed information on coastal radar stations, including their specifications and costs.” “The 26/11 Mumbai attacks exposed critical vulnerabilities in India’s coastal security. In this context, Question No. 2, raised by the Hon’ble MP, specifically sought detailed information on coastal radar stations, including their specifications and costs,” he said.

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