NET Web DeskGuwahati, Jan 29: Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Wednesday launched a sharp attack on Congress leader Gaurav Gogoi, accusing him of having no real stake or responsibility toward the state ahead of the upcoming Assembly elections. Sarma further alleged that Gogoi’s political narrative did not reflect the broader composition of the state. Responding to Gogoi’s earlier remark describing Sarma as a “Hindu Jinnah,” the chief minister dismissed the comparison and rejected allegations linking Gogoi’s wife to Pakistan’s intelligence agency, ISI. Commenting on the Assembly elections, expected to be held in March–April for 126 seats, Sarma predicted a weak performance by the Congress, stating that the party lacked clear issues and broad-based support. The exchange marks an escalation in political rhetoric in Assam as parties prepare for the forthcoming Assembly polls.