Assam CM alleges Congress MP Gaurav Gogoi secretly visited Pakistan on ISI’s invitation.

Assam CM Alleges Congress MP Gaurav Gogoi Visited Pakistan on ISI Invitation

Guwahati, [Date] – Assam’s Chief Minister, Himanta Biswa Sarma, has made a serious allegation against Congress MP Gaurav Gogoi, claiming that Gogoi secretly visited Pakistan upon the invitation of the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI). Sarma has suggested that the purpose of this visit was for Gogoi to receive training and collaborate closely with the Pakistani establishment.

These claims have been reported by several media outlets, including the *Organiser* and *The Economic Times*. According to these reports, Sarma’s assertions have sparked significant controversy and debate in political circles, with the allegation marking an intense escalation in the ongoing political tussles between the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)-led Assam government and the Congress party.

Gaurav Gogoi, the MP in question, has responded to these allegations, questioning Sarma’s mental state. Gogoi described the Assam Chief Minister’s remarks as “insane nonsense,” reflecting the intensifying war of words between the two political figures.

The Economic Times also highlighted Sarma’s rhetorical question comparing RAW (Research and Analysis Wing) and ISI being thought of as being in the same house, further deepening the intrigue and sparking discussions about the implications of these allegations for India’s political and security apparatus.

This development comes amidst a broader political landscape where security and foreign relations are critical issues. The allegations made by Chief Minister Sarma have the potential to stir significant political and public discourse surrounding national security and political conduct.

For more information on this developing story, follow the links to the respective news sources:

– [Organiser](https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMi7AFBVV95cUxOMzJFTFRsREp6dGE4dVBHSFlyS1pPUGFLV2Vjc19PbG1fc1pZY2tyX0Y0Q29TM09LdTIwalhlTTN6TXY0M2FGb25kWDg5d1UwTEdiczhaOWNOX3g3VDdCN09zbDdtV2VrT3VqTGdaYlYxOExBeVA2dkFXZUQ5eVYzRDc1d3lIX3FBV2NhVTFZaDNwbk00MDVmWGJVNWhkYjJFUUFIeV9rR2lqeGpzRXQwWkZkbnJfQmFhdkQ1UmhIQmlyTklpMm1heFcwd3RBU0xtT2hyM01uTVZaY0o1X0JPbmQ5NXZ1clZrRFA2dtIB8gFBVV95cUxOVy1CYlRJQU5XeFBxMi0xWkpjbUpJVVhzTkJwY05SaDA3czZPb1BsU2pUYjN6R1RHTFNhRDlwbktlYlVJRHdfM240cUxjal9ISzVfdV83YVB3T20tbWVSVGpQOFhwNW5XTE85V1Flb2Vma0NPZUdzUzhnRElQSTNydENCbUZtQkdtQ1NTOWxUUFE2a2NCVjI2eFFJQzNaeGxzODlsZ3BNZUROaVM0WGc0R3RsSWVPdmtBYlVjOFZDWmZTNzVDTnRWR0VacENrdzRmNWJCUVFBSmtLMnQya3V2dHV4eTJSUTZqdHBxM3oyOERmdw?oc=5)
– [Mathrubhumi English](https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiqgFBVV95cUxPeFpNWkFITFU1YU1xZnl1M1ZfdkVTQldSYWJ0M01FX2dOMzBhUkxsUW1jdGRRRDdKSmt5MlJUQmU1aWJ4QW9xZnVGQTB1bzZIcWZqWUxtNlB6R0M2TktmSjJZcG9xalMwdUxmdUVRVFNiSEh2UTk1c3lVRG5VNmt2bGEwdGVrYS1xa3NyTzJ2NU4yRnpHYWVBNWh4QktTek51bmEtOE54SGt0Zw?oc=5)
– [The Economic Times](https://news.google.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?oc=5)