As the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in Assam prepares for the vote counting on May 4, allegations of internal sabotage have emerged, causing unrest within the party. State party chief Dilip Saikia has called for unity, urging members to avoid referring to fellow party members as 'traitors.' This follows former BJP state chief Ranjeet Kumar Dass's claims of facing sabotage from within the party, which he described in a Facebook post as battling 'camouflaged traitors.' He indicated that he would reveal the names of these supposed saboteurs at an appropriate time. Another BJP lawmaker, Diganta Kalita, also threatened to expose internal traitors, further fueling the controversy. The BJP, which first gained power in Assam in 2016, is striving for a third consecutive term in coalition with the Asom Gana Parishad and Bodoland Peoples’ Front, targeting 90-100 out of 126 seats. Exit polls suggest a favorable outcome for the ruling party, but the internal strife raises questions about its stability.