Congress chief targets Amit Shah over ‘flood-free Assam’ promise as he attacks BJP on floods
Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge on Monday (July 27, 2026) targeted Union Home Minister Amit Shah over the recurring floods in Assam, accusing the BJP of failing to fulfil its promise of making the State “flood-free”. Kharge recalled that the BJP’s 2016 Assam Vision Document had promised a permanent solution to the State’s recurring floods. Why have three Assam districts borne the brunt of floods | ExplainedThe Congress chief also cited Mr.
- ▪Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge on Monday (July 27, 2026) targeted Union Home Minister Amit Shah over the recurring floods in Assam, accusing the BJP of failing to fulfil its promise of making the State “flood-free”.
- ▪Kharge recalled that the BJP’s 2016 Assam Vision Document had promised a permanent solution to the State’s recurring floods.
- ▪Why have three Assam districts borne the brunt of floods | ExplainedThe Congress chief also cited Mr.
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Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge on Monday (July 27, 2026) targeted Union Home Minister Amit Shah over the recurring floods in Assam, accusing the BJP of failing to fulfil its promise of making the State “flood-free”. In a post on X, Mr. Kharge recalled that the BJP’s 2016 Assam Vision Document had promised a permanent solution to the State’s recurring floods. Why have three Assam districts borne the brunt of floods | ExplainedThe Congress chief also cited Mr. Shah’s assurance during the 2021 Assam Assembly election campaign that Assam would be made “flood-free” within five years.“Ten years of BJP rule have now passed.
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