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BJP Will Secure 9 To 11 Seats In Barak Valley, Claims Assam CM

BJP Will Secure 9 To 11 Seats In Barak Valley, Claims Assam CM

Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Friday predicted that the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) would secure “9 to 11 seats” in Barak Valley in the upcoming Assam Assembly elections.Speaking to mediapersons, Sarma reiterated confidence in the party’s broader prospects, projecting between “90 and 100 seats” across Assam, while underlining Barak Valley’s crucial role in the BJP’s overall electoral strategy.The Chief Minister claimed that the party expects significant gains in Barak Valley while asserting that its organisational strength and sustained grassroots outreach have resonated with voters.“BJP is certain to win the Hailakandi seat while in Algapur, that there is considerable…
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Indian National Congress Files Complaint with Election Commission of India Against Sonitpur SP Over Attack on Naduar Candidate

Indian National Congress Files Complaint with Election Commission of India Against Sonitpur SP Over Attack on Naduar Candidate

The Congress has filed a complaint with the Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) against Sonitpur SP Barun Purkayastha over attack on its Naduar candidate Sunil Kumar Chetry.The Opposition party has accused the SP ofwilfully failing to prevent the brutal assault on Chetry.In a letter to the CEC, Assam Pradesh Congress Committee (APCC) president Gaurav Gogoi has sought appropriate directions from the Election Commission to the Assam Police for strict compliance with the Model Code of Conduct and prevent recurrence of such incidents.Chetry, a former president of the All Assam Gorkha Students' Union, was attacked by a group that the Congress alleged comprised…
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Priyanka Gandhi Says Bharatiya Janata Party Failed to Grant Status to Six Communities in Assam

Priyanka Gandhi Says Bharatiya Janata Party Failed to Grant Status to Six Communities in Assam

Kickstarting her election campaign in Assam, Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra has accused the BJP of failing to fulfil the long-pending demand for ST status to six communities of the state. Addressing a poll rally in Nazira, she alleged that the BJP has also failed to fulfil its promise of increasing daily wages for tea garden workers. Launching a scathing attack, the Congress leader criticised both the state and central governments, urging the people to reject what she described as a “government of double-slavery” and vote for a Congress-led alliance, which is prioritising public welfare. Addressing the public meeting, Gandhi…
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Assam Rifles Conducts Intensive Two-Day Drone Exercise At Jalukie

Assam Rifles Conducts Intensive Two-Day Drone Exercise At Jalukie

Assam Rifles, under Spear Corps, carried out a comprehensive two-day drone exercise at the Drone Training Node in Jalukie, aimed at bolstering tactical surveillance and technical handling skills. The program involved rigorous flight drills and situational simulations, focusing on the deployment of unmanned aerial systems in diverse operational roles. The exercise was witnessed by the DIG, 6 Sector Assam Rifles, who personally inspected the preparations of the participating teams. He reviewed the technical setups and expressed satisfaction with the high state of readiness maintained by the operators. His visit underscored the priority placed on integrating advanced technology into routine monitoring…
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Indian Army Swiftly Neutralises WWII Era Uxbs In Assam

Indian Army Swiftly Neutralises WWII Era Uxbs In Assam

Based on inputs from the civil administration, unexploded ordnance comprising a World War II–era General Purpose bomb and an incendiary bomb was reported at Ledo, Burma Camp, Lekhapani in Assam. The munitions were discovered by a civilian while digging a pit, posing a serious threat to life and property. On 31 March 2026, the Red Shield Division of the Indian Army promptly mobilised a Bomb Disposal Team to the site. Civilians were immediately evacuated from the vicinity and a secure perimeter was established, ensuring strict adherence to safety protocols. The unexploded bombs were carefully secured and transported to a designated…
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Joint Operation By Security Forces Result In Apprehension Of Cadres And Recovery Of ARMS, Ammunition And Explosives

Joint Operation By Security Forces Result In Apprehension Of Cadres And Recovery Of ARMS, Ammunition And Explosives

During the period of 22 March 2026 – 28 March 2026, Indian Army and Assam Rifles formations under Spear Corps, in close conjunction with Manipur Police, conducted a series of precise, intelligence-driven joint operations across Imphal East, Imphal West, Bishnupur, Chandel, Kangpokpi, Churachandpur and Tengnoupal Districts. The operations led to the apprehension of 17 cadres from hill and valley-based groups and the recovery of 17 weapons, explosives and other war-like stores. On 22 March 2026, a joint operation by the Assam Rifles and Bishnupur Police Commandos was launched in the Nambol Sabal Leikai area of Bishnupur District. The team apprehended…
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26,412 electors approved for home voting in Assam Assembly polls

26,412 electors approved for home voting in Assam Assembly polls

A total of 19,774 electors of above 85 years of age and 6,638 persons with disabilities (PwDs) have been approved by the Returning Officers for home voting in Assam Assembly elections.This was informed by the Election Commission of India in a press statement issued today.Home voting in different constituencies of Assam, Kerala, and Puducherry has already commenced and will be completed by April 5.The elector will be informed of the schedule of home voting in advance and a team of polling officials will visit the elector’s residence to collect their vote.A second visit will also be undertaken if the voter is not…
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Poll Duty Official Killed, Three Critically Injured in Road Accident in Dhubri

Poll Duty Official Killed, Three Critically Injured in Road Accident in Dhubri

An election duty official was killed and three others, including a senior administrative officer, were critically injured in a road accident at Matiabagh in Dhubri early Monday while on their way to the District Commissioner’s office. Officials said the team was travelling in a vehicle deployed for an Election Flying Squad when it collided head-on with a truck. The squad was heading to report for duty ahead of the 2026 Assembly elections. Romiya Ghosh, an assistant officer from Tulsibil, died on the spot. Three others — Shashi Bhushan Rajkhowa, Circle Officer of Chapar; Dipankar Adhikari, Field Officer in the Disaster…
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Modi to address people of Assam via NaMo App on March 30

Modi to address people of Assam via NaMo App on March 30

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will directly interact with party karyakartas as well as the people of Assam on March 30 at 1 pm. In this regard, the State BJP earnestly calls upon all party workers and the citizens of Assam to download and register on the “NaMo App”, thereby becoming an integral part of this unique and interactive initiative. To facilitate easy access, individuals may give a missed call on 1800-209-0920 to download the application, a statement issued by state BJP said.Furthermore, for seamless registration on the NaMo App, citizens may also click on the following link: https://www.narendramodi.in/mbsmasm The State…
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Assam Elections: Prohibition On Exit Polls, Display Of  Opinion Polls

Assam Elections: Prohibition On Exit Polls, Display Of Opinion Polls

The Chief Electoral Officer, Assam, Anurag Goel has urged all media houses, agencies and stakeholders to strictly adhere to the provisions of the Election Commission of India (ECI) to ensure the conduct of free, fair and transparent elections in the state.The appeal comes in the wake of a notification by the Election Commission of India (ECI) regarding the period during which the conduct and dissemination of exit polls has been prohibited.The ECI had issued the notification in exercise of the powers conferred under sub-Section 1 of Section 126A of the Representation of the People Act, 1951, and having regard to…
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