1. Akhil Gogoi criticizes Assam CM and AIUDF leader at Moirabari rally for religious politics.
2. The election campaign in Assam heats up with intensified political discourse and rhetoric.
3. Moirabari rally sees scathing criticisms from Akhil Gogoi aimed at Assam political figures.
Guwahati, April 25: In a recent rally held at Moirabari in Morigaon district, Sivasagar MLA Akhil Gogoi unleashed scathing criticisms aimed at Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma and AIUDF leader Badruddin Ajmal, accusing them of indulging in what he termed as religious politics.
Amidst the escalating fervor of the election campaign sweeping across Assam, political discourse intensifies, unveiling a battleground of rhetoric and assertions.
Akhil Gogoi’s Allegations: Unpacking the Narrative
Gogoi didn’t mince words as he lambasted Pijush Hazarika for allegedly making monetary appeals within Muslim communities.
According to Gogoi, Hazarika carried a bag full of money, making rounds in Muslim households and villages, purportedly stating that if Muslims didn’t support them, no one else would.
Gogoi’s accusations extended to economic issues, linking inflation to the BJP’s governance, insinuating that voting for the BJP would exacerbate the cost of living.
Indigenous Assamese Stand: Gogoi’s Assertion
Gogoi firmly planted his flag on the indigenous Assamese front, declaring their resolute decision not to align with the BJP but to rally behind Gaurav Gogoi.
He raised concerns about demographic shifts, particularly highlighting the plight of the Chakma-Hajong people from Arunachal Pradesh, who he claimed would be displaced and welcomed into Assam under Himanta Biswa Sarma’s purview, as purportedly directed by Union Home Minister Amit Shah.
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Additionally, Gogoi drew attention to the plight of over six lakh landless indigenous people in Assam, underscoring their precarious situation.
The Nagaon Factor: Gogoi’s Optimism
In a decisive proclamation, Gogoi asserted that the people of Nagaon had resolved to defeat what he referred to as the “Mama-Chacha” duo, indicating an opposition surge in the upcoming elections.
Expressing unwavering confidence in Pradyut Bordoloi’s victory from the Nagaon constituency, Gogoi hinted at a palpable sense of concern brewing among the targeted “Mama-Chacha” duo.
Gogoi’s fiery rhetoric not only underscores the charged atmosphere of electioneering but also reflects the deep-rooted socio-political dynamics at play in Assam.
As the battle lines are drawn and narratives crafted, the electorate finds itself inundated with promises, accusations, and appeals.
The impending elections in Assam promise to be a pivotal moment, shaping the course of the state’s political trajectory and echoing the voices of its diverse populace.
