Assam assembly election 2021 News

West Bengal recorded 77.68% voters' turnout till 5 pm on Tuesday, as per the official data.

One of the most important days for the political parties is here. Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Puducherry are undergoing Assembly polls on Tuesday. To make the day more interesting, Assam is also voting in the final phase of polling, whereas, Bengal is witnessing the crucial third phase of polling in the eight-phased elections.

PM Modi said Congress and its allies have been exposed and that the voters have realised the "Mahajhot ka Mahajhooth (the Grand lies of the Grand Alliance). He said people will repose faith in NDA's agenda of development, stability, peace, goodwill, harmony and unity.

Drawing a football analogy, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that the people of Assam have shown the "red card" to the Congress-led Grand Alliance in the state. He also accused the previous Congress governments of being a mute spectator to unbridled violence in the Bodo dominated areas of the state.

The second phase of polling for West Bengal and Assam assembly elections 2021 is underway. Check your name in the voters list today on https://eci.gov.in/

Polling for the second phase of West Bengal and Assam Assembly elections 2021 will commence at 7 am today (April 1, 2021). Both the states witnessed intense political fight ahead of the second phase of assembly elections.

The second phase of voting for the Assam Assembly elections 2021 will begin from Thursday. BJP chief Jagat Prakash Nadda, CM Sonowal and Congress leader Rahul Gandhi are scheduled to campaign in the state today.

PM Modi on Saturday called upon his 'young friends' to vote as polling began for the first phase of West Bengal, Assam Assembly elections. PM said, "The first phase of elections begin in Assam. Urging those eligible to vote in record numbers. I particularly call upon my young friends to vote."

Much-awaited West Bengal and Assam Assembly elections are here. Two states began voting at 7 am on Saturday in the first phase. Voting will conclude at 6 pm, as the timing has been extended by an hour in view of COVID-19.

The ruling BJP-led NDA and Congress-AIUDF 'Mahajoth' alliance are locked in a close contest in the state. 81,09,815 voters, including 40,77,210 men and 40,32,481 women will vote in the first phase. The fate of many heavyweights will be decided in the first phase including BJP leader and incumbent chief minister Sarbananda Sonowal will be deciding on March 27.

Assam is all set to go for its first phase of voting on Saturday (March 27) for a total of 47 assembly constituencies spanned across 12 districts. As many as 264 candidates from different political parties including Independent candidates will contest in the first phase of polling.

Its curtains for the rousing poll campaign in West Bengal and Assam for the Assembly elections on Thursday, the first phase of voting is scheduled on March 27.

PM Modi continued his attack over Congress in Assam. PM said that opposition joining hands with AIUDF is not a 'mahajot' (grand alliance), but a 'mahajhoot' (big lie).

The UP CM mounted an attack on Congress and accused it of "divisive politics" that led to the Partition of the country in 1947. Yogi Adityanath said the nation was "forced" to be divided in 1947 due to Congress' pursuit of power. Assam will go to the polls in three phases for the 126-member assembly seats beginning from March 27.

Priyanka Gandhi had interacted with tea garden workers in Biswanath, Assam. Addressing an election rally in Assam’s Lumding, Rajnath Singh urged everyone to avoid politics over illegal immigration. Assam will go to polls in three phases beginning from March 27 for 126 Assembly seats.

The BJP in its manifesto made "ten commitments" for an 'Atmanirbhar Assam'. "We will protect genuine Indian citizens and detect infiltrators to ensure the Ahom civilisation stays safe," Naddda said.

JP Nadda on Monday said that BJP's win will ensure Assam's image as Gopinath Bordoloi, Bhupen Hazarika and Sankardev. Nadda's comments came after Rahul Gandhi called Badruddin Ajmal as Assam's image.

"Under the NDA, Assam is heading to touch new highs," PM Modi expressed.

Congress has released its manifesto for the forthcoming Assam Assembly polls. It promised five lakh govt jobs. Party assured that CAA will not be implemented in the state.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi accused the Congress party of supporting people that are out to finish the identity of tea industry in Assam. PM Modi alleged that the grand old party is playing with the "pride and glory" of the oldest industry of the state.