‘The Assam government has failed, The protests will take place across Assam on Thursday, with the exception of the constituencies of Tamulpur, Mariani, Thowra, Gossaigaon, and Bhabanipur, which will hold by-elections on October 30.
The Assam Pradesh Congress Committee (APCC) will organize rallies across the state on Thursday against the state administration led by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) for failing to keep promises made to the public before this year’s assembly elections.
The protests will take place across Assam on Thursday, with the exception of the constituencies of Tamulpur, Mariani, Thowra, Gossaigaon, and Bhabanipur, which will hold by-elections on October 30.
Last Sunday (October 17), Rana Goswami, the APCC‘s working president, said the. BJP made five important promises to the state‘s public as part of its assembly election campaign: women’s safety, increasing daily wages of tea gardeners to. 350 rupees, and checking prices of fuel and essential commodities.
“As a result, the people of Assam have voted in favor of the BJP. However, once in power, they failed to uphold their pledges,” Goswami was cited in the local media as stating. The APCC working president further stated that the. Congress will win three constituencies in the next by-elections on October 30 – Thowra, Gossaigaon, and. Mariani – and that the party will give a tough fight in the other two seats.
After the demonstration, APCC President Bhupen Kumar Borah stated.
Therefore, ‘The Assam government has failed, The Congress gained 26 seats in. Assam’s assembly elections this year as part of the Mahajot coalition. Meanwhile, the BJP won 60 of the total 126 seats. Returning to power for the second time with the help of the Asom Gana Parishad, which won nine seats, and the United Peoples Party Liberal, which gained six.
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