Polling for the Assam Assembly elections concluded on Thursday, with an impressive 84.42% voter turnout reported by the Election Commission of India. Voting took place across 126 assembly constituencies at 31,490 polling stations from 7 am to 5 pm. Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma described the turnout as 'historic', noting that many polling booths exceeded 95% participation, particularly in Dalgaon, which recorded the highest turnout at 94.57%. In contrast, Amri constituency had the lowest turnout at 70.40%. Sarma expressed confidence in a decisive mandate for the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA), while Congress leader Gaurav Gogoi thanked voters for their participation in hopes of a 'New Bor-Asom' (New and Greater Assam). However, the elections were marred by violence, resulting in 30 injuries and seven arrests, primarily from clashes between party supporters. A total of 2,50,54,463 electors were eligible to vote, with 722 candidates contesting for office.