Himanta's allegations linking me to Pakistan wild theory existing in his head: Gaurav Gogoi

Gaurav Gogoi dismisses Himanta Sarma's Pakistan allegations as a "wild theory," asserting focus on corruption and government accountability.

Assam Congress chief Gaurav Gogoi on Wednesday (March 25, 2026) dismissed Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma’s allegations linking him and his wife to Pakistan as a "wild theory existing in his head", and said such claims expose the CM’s "weakness" and the extent he can go to over a matter as serious as national security.

In an interview with PTI, the Jorhat MP said there is a clear difference between attacks made by Mr. Sarma and allegations levelled by the Congress against the Chief Minister.

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"There is a difference between what Sarma is saying and what I am saying against him — his is a ‘wild theory’ which exists only in his head, and it relates to something very serious as national security," Mr. Gogoi said.

"What we are saying about his family, his wealth, corruption, and the benefit that the government machinery is giving to his wife’s company — that is for everybody to see," he claimed.

It is well documented, many stories have been published, people are fighting cases in courts on these allegations, and there is a whole list of publicly documented and media-reported evidence, he said.