As the Assam Assembly elections approach, Atul Bora, the president of Asom Gana Parishad (AGP) and a state minister, highlighted the crucial upcoming months for strengthening regional political forces in the state. Bora affirmed that the AGP’s alliance with the BJP is a natural partnership that will continue in the future. He expressed the party’s focus on enhancing organizational activities and promoting the vision of an Atmanirbhar Assam through various programs aimed at grassroots empowerment.
Bora underlined the AGP’s determination to expand its organizational reach and political significance in preparation for the upcoming Assembly elections. He identified the Congress-led UPA as the principal political adversary, citing historical events like the Assam Agitation to emphasize the AGP’s stance. Bora reiterated the party’s unwavering support for the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA).
The AGP president highlighted the party’s long-standing alliance with the NDA since 2020, emphasizing their joint efforts in past elections. He mentioned the completion of the delimitation exercise in Assam and its impact on the state’s political landscape, attributing it to the AGP’s persistent demand. Bora stressed the importance of youth involvement in politics to cultivate a robust leadership pipeline for the future.
In explaining the rationale behind the AGP’s alliance with the BJP, Bora referenced their shared history during the Assam Movement and mutual commitment to curbing infiltration. He emphasized the need to strengthen border security to prevent infiltration effectively. Bora also mentioned his responsibility for the Assam Accord department under Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, highlighting the ongoing efforts to implement the historic Accord with dedication.
