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While a Bangla literary organisation has presented a gamosa, created by joining parts of Assamese and Bengali gamosa designs, as symbol of harmony between the two communities, a large section of Assamese people see this as an insult to Assamese culture and deliberate distortion of the uniqueness of Assamese gamosa

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In contrast, BJP spokesperson Ranjib Kumar Sarma has demanded strict action for alleged violation of GI tag guidelines. “The Assam government should work to preserve the Assamese pride. Two pieces of cloth cannot be joined to display integration. Gamosa is made of the emotions of Assamese people. Nobody should play with it. I vehemently denounce this incident and urge everyone not to repeat it,” he said while speaking to India Today NE.

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While the ruling BJP remains split on this controversy, state unit of the Congress is fighting shy of taking a categorical stand on the issue. Assam Congress President Bhupen Borah appealed to maintain harmony between the two communities. “We should make Bengali people a part of Assamese society. Those who are staying in Assam must accept Assamese culture and we also need to accept them,” Borah said declining to get dragged into the gamosa debate. Meanwhile, Bengali Sahitya Sabha General Secretary Prasanta Chakraborty has claimed that the organisation’s intention was not to hurt anyone’s sentiment. “We have done it to showcase our integration into the larger Assamese society. We started our programme by singing O mur Apunar Dekh, Assam’s state anthem. If someone is hurt we are feeling sorry. The rift between Assamese and Bengali is nothing new,” Chakraborty told India Today