BJP Campaign Events in Upper Assam Attract Large Crowds Ahead of Assembly Elections 2026

Constituencies across Upper Assam, particularly Khowang and Duliajan, recorded turnout during election rallies ahead of the Assam Assembly Elections 2026 , reflecting public participation in the campaign. Despite adverse weather conditions, people attended the rally in Khowang, indicating continued interest in governance and development initiatives. The participation is being interpreted as public engagement, while also presenting a challenge for opposition parties. The rally in Khowang saw support for BJP Assam Pradesh candidate Chakradhar Gogoi, with a notable number of attendees. Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma noted that welfare initiatives such as the Orunodoi scheme have benefited local communities. He also reaffirmed BJP’s commitment to expanding the scheme’s coverage and increasing financial assistance to Rs 3,000 per month for additional beneficiaries. Meanwhile, Duliajan recorded a similar level of attendance. Chief Minister Sarma described the events as part of the ongoing campaign. The Vijay Sankalpa Sabha campaign events across the region have continued, reflecting voter engagement with governance and development issues. Addressing public concerns, the Chief Minister reiterated the government’s people-centric approach, stating, “Every individual’s concern is our concern. We are committed to providing solutions and ensuring relief to all.” Focusing on youth empowerment, Sarma outlined the vision for a “Sonali Bhobishyot” (Golden Future), including employment and entrepreneurial opportunities. Key announcements included the creation of 2 lakh government jobs and financial assistance of up to Rs 5 lakh for 10 lakh young entrepreneurs over the next five years. “This is not just a promise, but a firm resolve of the NDA to accelerate Assam’s growth trajectory,” the Chief Minister stated. Party sources noted that monitoring development activities in Upper Assam has been ongoing, with regular reviews conducted over the past two years to ensure timely implementation of schemes and regional growth.