Rahul Gandhi targets Amit Shah over Assam-Mizoram border violence
The Hindu
‘HM has failed the country yet again by sowing hatred and distrust into the lives of people. India is now reaping its dreadful consequences,” the former Congress chief says in a tweet.
Former Congress chief Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday targeted Home Minister Amit Shah for the escalation of violence because of . On Monday, after violent clashes at the Assam-Mizoram border, five personnel of the Assam police lost their lives in the reported exchange of fire between the police forces of the two States. The clashes also left injured over 60 people, including Superintendent of Police of Assam's Cachar district Nimbalkar Vaibhav Chandrakant, who was hit by a bullet.
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