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42 thousands hectares Satra land are in the grip of Bangladeshis, complains Xatra Mahaxobha

Guwahati : Bangladeshis’ are encroaching more then 42 thousand hector of land belongs to 920 Satra’s in Assam from Dhubri to Sadiya, alleges Axom Xatra Mahaxobha. They also alleged that Bangladeshi’s are encroaching huge areas of land from Kaziranga National Park to Mazuli River Island, a hub of Baishnavite Culture under patronage of the ruling congress government.


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