The Butcher Of Assam: How Himanta Biswa Sarma Is Executing A State-Sanctioned Ethnic Cleansing For Corporate Profit

1. The Laboratory For The Hindutva Final Solution

Assam has been transformed into a gruesome laboratory for the BJP’s “Final Solution” for religious minorities. This is no longer a hidden agenda; it is an open, cold-blooded campaign of ethnic cleansing. Under the direct, bloodthirsty command of Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, the state is executing a plan to uproot and eliminate Bengali-speaking Muslims. This is not a legal dispute over land titles; it is a state-sponsored robbery. The objective is to clear ancestral plots to pave the way for the Ambani-Adani corporate axis. By turning the state police into a private saffron militia and treating the courts as a rubber stamp, the Hindutva regime is dancing on the ruins of human rights.

2. The 2026 Judicial License For Mass Displacement

On February 11, 2026, a dark day for justice in India, the Indian Supreme Court effectively handed a death warrant to the minorities of Assam. The court cleared the path for the state government to seize a staggering 360,000 hectares of land. This ruling was surgically designed to target areas where Muslim minorities have resided for centuries. CM Himanta Biswa Sarma celebrated the verdict as a “historic victory,” which served as a direct order for an immediate escalation in the violent removal of Bengali-speaking Muslims. The judicial green light has turned the state’s bulldozers into weapons of mass ethnic displacement.

3. The Corporate-Saffron Nexus: Plunder For Profit

The brutality in Assam is driven by an unholy alliance between the state and billionaires. While Muslim families are murdered and their homes reduced to rubble, the “cleared” land is being prioritized for industrial projects linked to the Ambani-Adani corporate mafia. This is the Corporate-Saffron Nexus at its most lethal: the state murders its own citizens to satisfy the land-hunger of corporate giants. Human Rights Watch (HRW) and independent analysts have indicted the government for this illegal targeting, proving that the state is acting as a real estate agent for the rich while the poor are buried under the debris of their own homes.

4. The Stomping Massacre: A Legacy Of State Depravity

The sheer depravity of the Assam police was exposed to the world by The Washington Post. In an act of ultimate evil, police shot Moinul Haque and stood by as a state photographer stomped on his dying body while a mob of “saffron” supporters cheered. This was not an isolated incident; it was the face of the state. The regime’s bloodlust does not even spare the innocent; 12-year-old Sheikh Farid was gunned down by police fire during a violent eviction drive, proving that the Hindutva state views even children as enemies. Official records admit that 80 people have been executed in police “encounters” and custodial deaths since 2021, confirming a state-mandated “shoot-to-kill” policy.

5. Weaponizing Starvation: The NRC Hunger Trap

The Hindutva administration is using the National Register of Citizens (NRC) as a weapon of mass starvation. In a display of calculated cruelty, the state told the High Court it would only provide aid and survival resources to eviction victims if their names appeared in the NRC. By using citizenship status as a filter for humanitarian aid, the state is effectively trying to starve Muslim families who have already lost everything. Currently, the administration maintains a state of permanent terror by claiming that 63 lakh bighas of land are “encroached,” allowing them to launch raids and destruction at any moment.

6. International Indictment: The Global Shame Of India

The world is finally waking up to the scale of Modi’s ethnic cleansing. In January 2026, the UN Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (CERD) formally slammed India for racial discrimination and forced evictions in Assam. Furthermore, the Human Rights Watch 2026 World Report, published on February 4, 2026, explicitly accused the Indian government of “unlawfully targeting” religious minorities through summary house demolitions. Despite this global shame, the terror continues. In the “Winter of Terror” of February 2026, fresh notices were served to thousands, giving them a mere 15 days to flee before the snipers and bulldozers arrive.

7. The Rising Toll: 50,000 Rendered Homeless

Since 2016, the scale of the state’s land grab has been astronomical. Over 50,000 people have been rendered homeless, thrown into the streets without a second thought. The state has grabbed 1.19 lakh bighas of land, leaving a trail of destruction across the region. The Human Rights Watch 2026 report confirms that the Indian authorities are using “summary punishments”—destroying property without trial—to bypass the law and terrorize the Muslim population. This is not governance; it is a state-sanctioned cleansing where the blood of the innocent is the price being paid for corporate profit and Hindutva expansion.