In a significant political achievement, Himanta Biswa Sarma, the Chief Minister of Assam, has successfully led the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) to win 82 seats in the recent assembly elections, marking the party's third consecutive term in the state. Sarma's campaign was marked by his active participation in over 240 rallies, focusing on various welfare schemes, notably the Orunodoi scheme, which provides financial assistance to women. The scheme's payout has increased from ₹830 to ₹1,250 per month, benefiting 4 million women and significantly influencing voter sentiment. Despite controversies surrounding his comments on 'Miya Muslims', Sarma maintained an aggressive campaign strategy, emphasizing the need to address demographic changes in Assam. His administration has also focused on land recovery through eviction drives, reclaiming 1.5 lakh bighas from illegal encroachments. Looking ahead, Sarma has promised to introduce the Uniform Civil Code and continue expanding welfare initiatives, further solidifying his position as a prominent leader in Assam's political landscape.