Gaurav Gogoi Envisions a New Assam Post-Elections
Powerful, fearless, new Assam to emerge after polls: Congress' Gaurav Gogoi after casting vote
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Gaurav Gogoi, the state Congress chief, cast his vote in Jorhat, Assam, emphasizing that a powerful and fearless Assam will emerge after the elections. He urged citizens to exercise their voting rights to secure their future, highlighting the importance of democracy and freedom of expression.
- 01Gaurav Gogoi believes a new, confident Assam will emerge after the elections.
- 02He called on voters to participate actively in the electoral process.
- 03The elections will determine the fate of 722 candidates across 126 constituencies.
- 04The ruling BJP aims for a third consecutive term, while Congress seeks to regain power.
- 05Gogoi is contesting from the Jorhat constituency in Upper Assam.
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Gaurav Gogoi, the president of the Assam Congress party, cast his vote in Jorhat on Thursday, expressing optimism about a transformative future for Assam following the Assembly elections. He stated that a powerful, fearless, and confident Assam will arise, committed to protecting the democratic rights and freedom of expression of its citizens. Gogoi encouraged voters to participate in the electoral process, emphasizing the importance of exercising their Constitutional rights. The elections, which began at 7 am, will determine the fate of 722 candidates across 126 constituencies. The ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is seeking a third consecutive term, while the Congress party aims to reclaim power after losing in 2016. Gogoi, who is contesting from the Jorhat constituency in Upper Assam, highlighted the significance of voting as a means to secure the future of the state.
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The outcome of these elections will significantly affect the governance and democratic rights of Assam's citizens.
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