Guwahati: Silencing BJP’s repeated claims that AIUDF will have vulnerable competition in minority-dominated Barpeta and Dhubri to ensure a cakewalk, Congress on Friday fielded two of its most powerful candidates for the 2 seats—one a sitting MLA and another, who hasn't ever misplaced an election.
After a lot inner bickering over collection of candidates for these four seats, Congress finally made up our minds to field Abdul Khaleque, a former journalist and sitting legislator for Barpeta, which is lately held via Badruddin Ajmal’s more youthful brother, Sirajuddin. The more youthful Ajmal has opted out of race this time and AIUDF has fielded someone else on this seat.
In Dhubri, which has the easiest concentration of Muslim electorate and Ajmal’s seat for the closing two terms, Congress has fielded Abu Taher Bepari, who returned to Congress in 2017 after staying with BJP for nearly twelve months.
Bepari, a outstanding leader of the minority community, has been winning Golakganj meeting seat on Congress price tag for two consecutive terms from 2006 to 2011. He used to be denied a price tag via BJP in 2016, prompting him to return to his old birthday party.
“BJP has been campaigning that we have got a secret understating with AIUDF and so we will be able to field vulnerable candidates towards them. We have proved them improper. BJP is most effective absolute best in hoodwinking electorate with utter lies,” Congress leader of opposition Debabrata Saikia mentioned.
Congress additionally introduced a former attractiveness competition winner and an old-timer within the birthday party Bobeeta Sharma for Guwahati where she will be up towards BJP’s women candidate Queen Oja.
Congress’s fourth candidate, Sabda Ram Rabha for Kokrajhar, is an old war horse and the birthday party believes he will wrest the seat from current holder, Independent Hira Sarania, a former Ulfa militant leader. Both Rabha and his rival Sarania are non-Bodos on this constituency where non-Bodo electorate outnumber the Bodos. The two will be pitted towards BPF minister Pramila Rani Brahma, who has been fielded as the BJP-AGP-BPF alliance candidate.
After a lot inner bickering over collection of candidates for these four seats, Congress finally made up our minds to field Abdul Khaleque, a former journalist and sitting legislator for Barpeta, which is lately held via Badruddin Ajmal’s more youthful brother, Sirajuddin. The more youthful Ajmal has opted out of race this time and AIUDF has fielded someone else on this seat.
In Dhubri, which has the easiest concentration of Muslim electorate and Ajmal’s seat for the closing two terms, Congress has fielded Abu Taher Bepari, who returned to Congress in 2017 after staying with BJP for nearly twelve months.
Bepari, a outstanding leader of the minority community, has been winning Golakganj meeting seat on Congress price tag for two consecutive terms from 2006 to 2011. He used to be denied a price tag via BJP in 2016, prompting him to return to his old birthday party.
“BJP has been campaigning that we have got a secret understating with AIUDF and so we will be able to field vulnerable candidates towards them. We have proved them improper. BJP is most effective absolute best in hoodwinking electorate with utter lies,” Congress leader of opposition Debabrata Saikia mentioned.
Congress additionally introduced a former attractiveness competition winner and an old-timer within the birthday party Bobeeta Sharma for Guwahati where she will be up towards BJP’s women candidate Queen Oja.
Congress’s fourth candidate, Sabda Ram Rabha for Kokrajhar, is an old war horse and the birthday party believes he will wrest the seat from current holder, Independent Hira Sarania, a former Ulfa militant leader. Both Rabha and his rival Sarania are non-Bodos on this constituency where non-Bodo electorate outnumber the Bodos. The two will be pitted towards BPF minister Pramila Rani Brahma, who has been fielded as the BJP-AGP-BPF alliance candidate.
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