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Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has revealed that a Special Investigation Team is examining 38 individuals in connection with a Pakistan-linked conspiracy case. The probe has uncovered startling facts pointing to a wider design against India's sovereignty. The investigation has established the involvement of a British national married to an Indian MP in activities linked to Pakistani national Ali Tauqeer Sheikh. The Assam government will examine the SIT report before making the findings public through their official website.

Key Points: Assam CM Sarma Says SIT Probing 38 People in Pakistan Links Case

  • SIT probing 38 individuals in Pakistan conspiracy case
  • Investigation reveals Pakistan Interior Ministry facilitated Assam MP's visit
  • British national married to Indian MP involved in activities
  • Findings indicate larger design against India's sovereignty
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Gaurav Gogoi-Pakistan links: SIT probing 38 individuals, says Assam CM

Assam CM Himanta Sarma reveals SIT investigating 38 individuals in Pakistan conspiracy case, including links to Congress MP Gaurav Gogoi and British national married to Indian MP.

"The SIT is handling this matter with utmost seriousness. It is not limited to Gaurav Gogoi's wife - Himanta Biswa Sarma"

Guwahati, Sep 15

Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, on Monday, intensified his criticism of Congress MP Gaurav Gogoi, making it clear that the ongoing probe by the Special Investigation Team (SIT) extends far beyond Gogoi's family.

Addressing a large public rally at Gurufela in Gossaigaon, CM Sarma said the SIT was examining the role of as many as 38 individuals in connection with the case, not just Gogoi's wife, as alleged by the Congress.

"The SIT is handling this matter with utmost seriousness. It is not limited to Gaurav Gogoi's wife -- in total, 38 people have been scrutinised. Once the report is complete, the entire document will be made public so that people can see for themselves whom the SIT has examined," the Chief Minister declared.

He also assured that the SIT findings would be uploaded on the state government's official website for public access, adding that Gogoi's concerns would also be taken into account before the disclosure.

Notably, the SIT, constituted by the Assam Cabinet earlier this year, to probe the alleged anti-India activities of a Pakistani national, has unearthed "startling facts" pointing towards a wider conspiracy against the country, CM Sarma said after the SIT submitted its report to him on September 10.

The Chief Minister said that the SIT, constituted on February 17, 2025, was tasked with investigating the role of one Ali Tauqeer Sheikh and his associates.

The probe, according to CM Sarma, has brought to light disturbing revelations that go beyond individual activities and indicate a larger design to undermine India's sovereignty.

"The SIT has also established the involvement of a British national -- who is married to an Indian Member of Parliament -- in the nefarious activities linked to Ali Tauqeer Sheikh," CM Sarma said.

The Chief Minister also claimed that the SIT's investigation has exposed how the Pakistan Interior Ministry had facilitated the visit of a sitting MP from Assam to that country.

"The role of Pakistan's official machinery in enabling such engagements is a matter of serious concern," he added.

Chief Minister Sarma told that the Assam government will now examine the SIT report in detail before placing it before the state Cabinet.

"Once the matter is discussed in the Cabinet, the information gathered during the enquiry will be made public," he said.

- IANS

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Priya S
Why is the CM making public statements before the investigation is complete? This feels like trial by media. Let the SIT do its work properly without political pressure.
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Aman W
Pakistan's involvement in anti-India activities is nothing new. If our politicians are colluding with them, they should face the strictest punishment. Jai Hind!
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Sarah B
As someone following Indian politics, I hope the investigation is transparent and evidence-based. Both sides need to let the process unfold without premature conclusions.
Vikram M
The timing is suspicious - just before elections. But if there's genuine threat to national security, we must support the investigation. Hope the truth comes out soon.
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Nisha Z
️ Assam has always been sensitive to cross-border issues. If Pakistan's interior ministry is involved, this is serious business. Hope the investigation is fair and thorough.
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Michael C
Interesting development. The mention of a British national married to an Indian MP adds another dimension. Hope the full report is made public as promised.

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