In a recent interview, Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma hailed the BJP's unprecedented victory in the state assembly elections, where the party won 102 out of 126 seats. Sarma attributed this success to the strong support from the people of Assam and criticized Congress leader Gaurav Gogoi, who suffered a significant defeat against BJP candidate Hitendra Nath Goswami by 23,182 votes in Jorhat. Sarma stated that the BJP had not fabricated any evidence against Gogoi, who has faced accusations of having links with Pakistan. He dismissed claims of electoral malpractice, asserting that such allegations arise only in states where the BJP wins. Sarma also highlighted the BJP's broad-based support, including from sections of the Muslim community, and stated that Assam's politics has moved beyond religious divides. The BJP's performance reflects a shift in voter sentiment, with Sarma expressing confidence in the party's governance and future promises.