Himanta Sarma Backs PM Modi's Criticism of Congress at NDTV World Summit

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Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma expressed support for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's remarks targeting the Congress party at the NDTV World Summit. Modi, speaking at the event in New Delhi on October 22, contrasted the global pursuit of a "new order" with what he called certain political actors' desire for "disorder" in India. The remarks were made during the summit, which brought together political figures and commentators to discuss national and international issues. The article reports Sarma's endorsement of the Prime Minister's position, though the available text does not detail further specifics of his statements. The coverage centers on the political exchange between the ruling side and the opposition at the event.

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