Gaurav Gogoi (Assam Congress chief) raised significant concerns about the transparency and fairness of the electoral process following the BJP's victory in the Assam Assembly elections, where they secured 82 seats out of 126. During a press conference in Guwahati, Gogoi accepted the people's mandate but highlighted complaints regarding the Electronic Voting Machine (EVM) process and election management. He announced plans for a detailed review meeting to discuss candidates' experiences during the elections, particularly focusing on EVMs and the conduct of election officials. Despite the setback, Gogoi reiterated Congress's commitment to protecting democratic values and stated that the party would continue to advocate for the rights of citizens. He also congratulated the BJP and expressed hope that the new government would address pressing issues in Assam, such as artificial floods and infrastructure problems. Gogoi acknowledged the party's failure to meet expectations in the Assembly elections but pledged to strengthen organizational ties with the public and work towards a vision of a 'new Assam.'