<p>Guwahati: <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/tags/assam">Assam </a>Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said on Friday that details of state <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/tags/congress">Congress </a>president Gaurav Gogoi’s purported Pakistan links will be revealed within this month.</p>.<p>He also slammed the opposition leader over his wife and children’s British citizenship, claiming that Assamese people will never allow such a person to enter their ‘bor ghor’ (revered place).</p>.<p>The Assam CM and the BJP have been attacking Lok Sabha MP Gogoi over his wife's alleged connection with Pakistan's spy agency ISI.</p>.<p>“The documents relating to Gaurav Gogoi’s Pakistan links are being readied. Our officers are working on it. We will give it to you all before February. In fact, before the end of January, it will be revealed,” Sarma told reporters on the sidelines of a government programme at Goreswar.</p>.Opposition parties file FIR against Dilip Saikia over 'vote chori' in Assam, BJP calls it smear campaign.<p>He said the delay in making the documents public was due to the death of cultural icon Zubeen Garg in September.</p>.<p>Asked if this revelation will prevent Gogoi from contesting state polls expected in March-April, Sarma said, “Pakistan is our enemy country. The question is not whether of fighting elections but whether someone can have links with that country.” He also questioned Gogoi for not changing the citizenship of his two children.</p>.<p>“Assuming that he wants to become the chief minister of Assam, and he has a wife and two children who are not Indians. How will officers be able to visit his home and speak to him?” Sarma said.</p>.<p>“Assamese people understand all these well and won’t allow such people to enter the ‘bor ghor’,” he added, in an apparent reference to the position of the chief minister.</p>.<p>The state government had formed a Special Investigation Team (SIT) to probe a case of alleged interference of Pakistani national Ali Tauqeer Sheikh, who was claimed to have links with Gogoi's British wife Elizabeth Colburn, in India's internal affairs.</p>.<p>The CM had alleged that Gogoi had visited Pakistan on an invitation from its spy agency ISI and undergone training there, and that he worked closely with the establishment of the neighbouring nation.</p>.<p>He also claimed that Colburn was collecting various classified government documents, mainly IB reports, on behalf of the Pakistani climate lobby.</p>.<p>Hitting back, Gogoi had slammed Sarma over his accusation and said the CM's remarks were "ridiculous, baseless, insane and nonsense" and that he was behaving like an "IT cell troll" without talking with facts. </p>
<p>Guwahati: <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/tags/assam">Assam </a>Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said on Friday that details of state <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/tags/congress">Congress </a>president Gaurav Gogoi’s purported Pakistan links will be revealed within this month.</p>.<p>He also slammed the opposition leader over his wife and children’s British citizenship, claiming that Assamese people will never allow such a person to enter their ‘bor ghor’ (revered place).</p>.<p>The Assam CM and the BJP have been attacking Lok Sabha MP Gogoi over his wife's alleged connection with Pakistan's spy agency ISI.</p>.<p>“The documents relating to Gaurav Gogoi’s Pakistan links are being readied. Our officers are working on it. We will give it to you all before February. In fact, before the end of January, it will be revealed,” Sarma told reporters on the sidelines of a government programme at Goreswar.</p>.Opposition parties file FIR against Dilip Saikia over 'vote chori' in Assam, BJP calls it smear campaign.<p>He said the delay in making the documents public was due to the death of cultural icon Zubeen Garg in September.</p>.<p>Asked if this revelation will prevent Gogoi from contesting state polls expected in March-April, Sarma said, “Pakistan is our enemy country. The question is not whether of fighting elections but whether someone can have links with that country.” He also questioned Gogoi for not changing the citizenship of his two children.</p>.<p>“Assuming that he wants to become the chief minister of Assam, and he has a wife and two children who are not Indians. How will officers be able to visit his home and speak to him?” Sarma said.</p>.<p>“Assamese people understand all these well and won’t allow such people to enter the ‘bor ghor’,” he added, in an apparent reference to the position of the chief minister.</p>.<p>The state government had formed a Special Investigation Team (SIT) to probe a case of alleged interference of Pakistani national Ali Tauqeer Sheikh, who was claimed to have links with Gogoi's British wife Elizabeth Colburn, in India's internal affairs.</p>.<p>The CM had alleged that Gogoi had visited Pakistan on an invitation from its spy agency ISI and undergone training there, and that he worked closely with the establishment of the neighbouring nation.</p>.<p>He also claimed that Colburn was collecting various classified government documents, mainly IB reports, on behalf of the Pakistani climate lobby.</p>.<p>Hitting back, Gogoi had slammed Sarma over his accusation and said the CM's remarks were "ridiculous, baseless, insane and nonsense" and that he was behaving like an "IT cell troll" without talking with facts. </p>