Bhupen Borah said that the party will not permit the opposition parties to receive separate votes.
Digital Desk: Assam Congress chief Bhupen Kumar Borah stated on Monday that the opposition alliance will not change for the upcoming Lok Sabha general elections in 2024 or the state assembly elections in 2026.
In his remarks today, Bhupen Borah said that the party will not permit the opposition parties to receive separate votes.
The state Congress president told reporters, "We have assembled a three-member panel for each of Assam's fourteen constituencies, per the directives from the party's central leadership."
This follows the state Congress unit's announcement of a preliminary three-member panel list for candidates in each of Assam's 14 Lok Sabha constituencies. The list will be given to the central leadership.
Senior Congress leaders Pradyot Bordoloi, Gaurav Gogoi, and Rakibul Hussain have been named on the list from Nagaon, while Soumya Kanti Purkayastha, Naiwrita Joy Shukla's representative from Silchar, is included.
Hafiz Rashid Choudhury, Zubair Anam, and Aminur Rashid Choudhury have been nominated from the Karimganj constituency, in the meantime. Abdul Khaleque, Bobbeeta Sharma, Deep Bayan have been named from Barpeta, and from Guwahati, Mira Borthakur, Romen Borthakur, and Dwijen Sharma have been named.
Wazed Ali Choudhury, Abdur Rashid Mandal, Abdul Hamid, Rokibul Hussain, Abdul Khaleque, and Noor Shafiqul have been named from the Dhubri constituency, along with Neel Netra Neog, Raju Sahu, and Durga Bhumij from Dibrugarh constituency.
Gaurav Gogoi and Krishna Gogoi have been named from Jorhat, while Ranee Narah, and Uday Shankar Hazarika have been drafted from the Lakhimpur constituency.
Barnali Phukan, Ram Prasad Sharma, and Prem Lal Ganju have been named from Sonitpur constituency, along with Madhab Rajbongshi, Pranjit Choudhury, Basanta Das, Prabin Boro have been drafted from Darrang-Udalguri constituency.
Joyram Engleng, Sum Ronghang, and Klengdun Engti have been drafted from the Diphu constituency, Garjan Mushahary, Pranjit Basumatary from Kokrajhar, and Roselina Tirkey, and Gulap Saikia from Kaziranga to the Congress panel.
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