Anirudha Bhakat

Invoking the legacy of his father, former Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi, Gogoi expressed confidence that public sentiment is decisively shifting. “There is tremendous support from the people. Assam wants change.”

Lakhimpur: As Assam moves closer to a crucial electoral phase, a strong development-centric narrative is shaping the political discourse in the newly formed Ranganadi constituency.

According to Deka, this project is part of a larger push in the last five years, with thousands of crores spent on sports infrastructure across the state. A significant portion has gone into this arena, and more funds have already been approved to expand it further.

The remarks reflected a broader BJP line in Upper Assam, where the party is attempting to project the Congress as disorganised and out of touch. But Borah went a step further, framing the contest not just as political, but also as one of sentiment.

The remarks reflected a broader BJP line in Upper Assam, where the party is attempting to project the Congress as disorganised and out of touch. But Borah went a step further, framing the contest not just as political, but also as one of sentiment.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is in Assam to campaign for the April 9 assembly polls. He is scheduled to address his first rally in Gogamukh in Dhemaji district.

Stating this election as a choice between “delivery and delay,” Gogoi maintained that the BJP remains committed to expanding opportunities for youth, strengthening cultural roots, and accelerating development in Upper Assam.

Stating this election as a choice between “delivery and delay,” Gogoi maintained that the BJP remains committed to expanding opportunities for youth, strengthening cultural roots, and accelerating development in Upper Assam.

With the election momentum building across Assam, BJP leader and Nalbari candidate Jayanta Malla Baruah is balancing a demanding dual role—overseeing the party’s campaign in Lower Assam while simultaneously managing his own constituency.

Projecting ambitious numbers, Hazarika claimed that the BJP-led alliance could secure between 90 and 100 seats in the Assembly—figures that would mark one of the most decisive victories in Assam’s political history.