The first session of Assam's newly elected Assembly was marked by significant opposition protests during Governor Lakshman Prasad Acharya's address. Congress MLAs vocally opposed rising inflation, particularly the increased prices of LPG cylinders and fuel, leading to walkouts and placards being displayed. Acharya addressed various pressing issues, including the economic impact of the Iran-US-Israel conflict, urging citizens to practice austerity. He also raised concerns about illegal infiltration from Bangladesh, promising to enhance border security in collaboration with the central government and West Bengal. The governor appealed to the United Liberation Front of Asom-Independent (ULFA-I) to cease violence and return to negotiations. Acharya outlined the new government's commitment to creating 200,000 jobs, attracting investments, and increasing electricity production. He also confirmed the continuation of eviction drives to clear encroachments from government lands and forests, alongside a substantial allocation of ₹18,000 crore (approximately $2.2 billion USD) for flood mitigation measures in Assam.