Guwahati: Chief Minister of Assam Himanta Biswa Sarma and his cabinet colleagues, along with several legislators from the ruling BJP-led coalition, ‘watched’The Kashmir Files‘ Together at a theater in Guwahati on Tuesday evening.
Even the opposition criticized the state government for allegedly spreading “anti muslim agendaBy “promoting” the film, Sarma said that the film depicted a true picture of the agony and anguish behind the exodus. Kashmiri Pandit from the valley.
Sarma said, “Everyone was sending me WhatsApp messages asking me to see ‘The Kashmir Files’. They are of the view that the condition of the people in Assam will be like (Kashmiri Pandits) after 10 years.” The Chief Minister was yet to come out of the cinema hall till the writing of the news.
Though several states have made the film tax-free, the Assam government is currently not levying any entertainment tax on any film, especially Hall, considering the plight of the industry.
The opposition Congress and AIUDF have criticized the BJP-led government for “prioritizing” the recently released film. Assam PCC general secretary Apoorva Bhattacharjee said, “It is very unfortunate that after taking oath on the basis of the Constitution of India, the Assam government is promoting a film like ‘The Kashmir Files’. Any government promoting polarization oriented drama or cinema Can’t give.”
AIUDF MLA Aminul Islam alleged that promoting ‘The Kashmir Files’ is part of BJP’s ‘communal agenda’. Islam said, “I have learned that ‘The Kashmir Files’ has been framed in such a way that it shows that Muslims have persecuted Kashmiri Pandits.”
Even the opposition criticized the state government for allegedly spreading “anti muslim agendaBy “promoting” the film, Sarma said that the film depicted a true picture of the agony and anguish behind the exodus. Kashmiri Pandit from the valley.
Sarma said, “Everyone was sending me WhatsApp messages asking me to see ‘The Kashmir Files’. They are of the view that the condition of the people in Assam will be like (Kashmiri Pandits) after 10 years.” The Chief Minister was yet to come out of the cinema hall till the writing of the news.
Though several states have made the film tax-free, the Assam government is currently not levying any entertainment tax on any film, especially Hall, considering the plight of the industry.
The opposition Congress and AIUDF have criticized the BJP-led government for “prioritizing” the recently released film. Assam PCC general secretary Apoorva Bhattacharjee said, “It is very unfortunate that after taking oath on the basis of the Constitution of India, the Assam government is promoting a film like ‘The Kashmir Files’. Any government promoting polarization oriented drama or cinema Can’t give.”
AIUDF MLA Aminul Islam alleged that promoting ‘The Kashmir Files’ is part of BJP’s ‘communal agenda’. Islam said, “I have learned that ‘The Kashmir Files’ has been framed in such a way that it shows that Muslims have persecuted Kashmiri Pandits.”