Bhupen Borah's Resignation Reversed After Congress Intervention

Former Assam Congress chief Bhupen Borah retracted his resignation following the AICC's intervention. Leaders like Jitendra Singh and Gaurav Gogoi met him after he resigned. Rahul Gandhi also talked to Borah, leading to his decision being reconsidered by the high command.

In a significant political development, former Assam Congress chief Bhupen Borah has withdrawn his resignation after top-level intervention from the party's high command. According to Jitendra Singh, AICC state in-charge, the initiative was undertaken after Borah announced his resignation earlier on Monday.

Senior Congress figures including Singh and Assam unit chief Gaurav Gogoi engaged in discussions with Borah at his residence, seeking to address the issues prompting his resignation. The intervention included a conversation with Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, who reportedly assured Borah of the party's support.

Gaurav Gogoi further expressed the party's regret over any distress caused to Borah, highlighting a resolved commitment to addressing internal conflicts. This development underlines ongoing efforts within the Congress to maintain unity in its ranks amidst regional challenges.

(With inputs from agencies.)