guwahati assam chief minister sarbananda sonowal on friday blamed opposition congress and communal forces for widespread violence in the state over the last two days saying strong action will be taken against those involved in arson and vandalism during the anticitizenship bill protestssonowal also said the violence was part of a political conspiracy against the bjpled government in assam and asserted that he was committed to protecting the rights of the indigenous people of the statecongress and some communal forces are behind the violence even some ultraleft groups have joined the mob it is apolitical conspiracy he saidthe chief minister said the government will not tolerate any violence and strong action will be taken against anyone involved in vandalism no one who is involved in violence will be spared he saidthe chief ministers comments came after two days of continuous violence by a section of protesters in the state against the citizenship amendment bill 2019 which was approved by parliament on wednesday and got the presidential assent on thursday nighti am committed to protecting the rights of the indigenous people and want to assure that interests of the indigenous people will not be harmed he saidhe said his government had no problem with nonviolent democratic protests but those indulging in vandalism taking advantage of the protests will be dealt with sternlysome people are trying to spread wrong information to mislead people and aggravate the situation i appeal to everyone not to do anything that will disturb peace he said sonowal also asked people of the state not to worry about the amended citizenship act saying the traditional culture language political and land rights will be protected by implementing clause 6 of the assam accordhe said a committee has been constituted under the chairmanship of justice biplab sarmah retd who has been given the task of preparing recommendations for ensuring the constitutional safeguards to the people of assam the central government has categorically stated that the recommendations of clause 6 committee will be fully implemented the chief minister said