Sarma Warns of 'Chicken Neck' Threat Amid Infiltration, India-Bangladesh War Scenario

• Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma frames upcoming elections as a battle to protect state's identity, land, culture, 'Swadesh', and 'Swajati'.
• He warns of demographic changes due to Bangladeshi infiltrators, citing a projected 40% Bangladeshi-origin Muslim population by 2027.
• Sarma highlights incidents like Dipu Das's burning in Bangladesh, 'Love Jihad' cases, and indigenous land sales endangering Assamese identity.
• Expresses concern over the 'Chicken Neck' corridor's security, questioning the loyalty of residents in case of an India-Bangladesh war.
• Accuses Congress of weakness and left-wing parties of misrepresenting Assamese cultural identity, emphasizing BJP as the last hope.

Why It Matters: Sarma warns of an existential threat to Assamese identity and strategic vulnerability from unchecked Bangladeshi infiltration.