Union Minister Amit Shah expressed his delight at the election result of the Bodoland Regional Council of Assam. He said that people have expressed confidence in Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s resolve on the developed Northeast. Let me tell you, the Assam Agreement was signed after Amit Shah became Home Minister. This is the first election in Assam which has been delayed due to corona lockdown. This election is also known as the semi-finals of the Assam Assembly.
Home Minister Amit Shah said, “The NDA has won a comfortable majority in the Assam Bodoland Regional Council election. Congratulations to our partners UPPL, CM Sonowal, State Min HB Sharma and the party’s Assam unit. Thanks to Prime Minister Modi’s resolve towards the developed Northeast, the people of Assam have a lasting faith.
The NDA won a comfortable majority in the Assam Bodoland Territorial Council election. Congratulations to our ally UPPL, CM Sonowal, State Min HB Sharma and the party’s Assam unit. Thanks to the people of Assam for their determination of the Prime Minister towards the developed Northeast pic.twitter.com/9WT0nfNhaP
– ANI (@ANI) December 13, 2020
No party has received a clear majority in the results of the 40-member Bodoland Territorial Council (BTC) survey. The ruling Bodo People’s Front (BPF) is emerging as the single largest party winning 17 seats. The United People’s Party Liberals (UPPL) won 12 seats. The BJP won nine seats, while the Congress and the Ghansabha Party (GSP) won one seat each. An election official gave this information Sunday. Let us tell you that the BJP, which runs the government in collaboration with the BPF, has fought separately in this election.
The BJP and the UPPL have not announced any formal formal alliance before the election, but both have indicated a post-vote disposition in the event of the Hung Council. He won the UPPL’s ​​major Brahma elections in two seats – Gorbari and Kokilabari. Pramod Brahma, BJP leader and minister Hemant Vishwa Sharma, BJP state president Ranjit Kumar Das, BJP national general secretary and Mangaldoi Dilip Saikia engaged in discussions on the alliance till late Saturday. The Coalition is likely to announce the decision regarding the election of BTC and the formation of the council. Sharma said the decision would be announced after discussions with Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal.
The council was elected in New Delhi on January 27 after the signatories of the four factions of the National Democratic Front of Bodoland (NDFB). The BTC election is being considered a semifinal in the Assam assembly elections to be held in April next year.
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