Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma has expressed strong confidence that the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) will return to power in the state with a comfortable majority following the recently concluded Assembly elections. Speaking to reporters in Jaipur after offering prayers at Khatu Shyam Temple and Salasar Balaji Temple, Sarma stated that the party is well-positioned to form the next government. His remarks come at a crucial time as political parties await the results of a closely fought election that has drawn significant attention across the country.
BJP Leadership Sees Positive Ground Feedback in Assam and Beyond
Highlighting the party’s internal assessment, Sarma said that feedback from across Assam indicates strong public support for the BJP-led alliance. He noted that the party’s governance model, development initiatives, and outreach efforts have resonated with voters. Extending his optimism beyond Assam, Sarma also mentioned that initial reports from West Bengal suggest the BJP could perform well there too. Although he clarified that he had not personally visited Bengal during the campaign, he emphasized that inputs from party workers and ground-level feedback point toward a positive outcome for the BJP in that state as well.
Appeal for Peace and Patience Ahead of Result Day
Amid rising political excitement, Sarma urged all political parties and citizens to maintain peace and avoid any form of unrest until the official results are declared. He stressed that the democratic process must be respected and that there is no need for tension or speculation at this stage. Referring to the timeline set by the Election Commission of India, he said that sufficient time has been provided between polling and counting to ensure a fair and transparent process. His appeal comes as authorities remain vigilant to ensure law and order is maintained across the state during the post-poll period.
State Awaits Verdict After High-Stakes Electoral Battle
With polling now completed across all constituencies, Assam is entering the final phase of its electoral process, with counting scheduled for May 4. The elections have been closely watched due to their political significance, with the BJP aiming for a third consecutive term while opposition parties seek to challenge its dominance. Voter turnout remained strong, reflecting high public engagement and interest in the outcome. As the state waits for the final verdict, political leaders continue to make confident claims, but the true picture will only emerge once the votes are counted and the electorate’s decision is revealed.
