Altaf Hossain, known for his controversial version of Bihu songs, was arrested for allegedly inciting hostility against the state's ethnic communities through his song.

The lyrics of the controversial song bore a resemblance to a Bangladeshi protest song "Desh Ta Tomar Baaper Naki" by Ethun Babu and Mousumi Chowdhury, which meant 'Does the country belong to your father'.

Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma reacts to the arrest:

"To integrate well into society, one must respect its core characteristics. If anyone promotes our civilisation, traditions, or cultural practices in a way that deviates from our norms, it will not be accepted. For example, if Bihu were to be altered into 'Miya Bihu', it would not be accepted by the Assamese people," he said.

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Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah's office spends Rs 54L/month on social media, reveals RTI reply

According to an RTI reply, Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah's office spends Rs 54 lakh monthly on social media maintenance, sparking debate over the hefty costs amidst development fund constraints.

Citing the Karnataka State Marketing Communication and Advertising Ltd (MCA), the RTI details showed around Rs 53.9 lakh, including GST, is spent monthly, with payments going to The Policy Front, which manages Siddaramaiah's social media.