BJP Aims for Electoral Hat-trick in Assam

BJP President Nitin Nabin has set a target for party workers in Assam to secure at least 50% of the votes in each booth for the upcoming assembly elections. He accuses the Congress of 'vote bank politics' and avows that BJP is committed to expelling Bangladeshi infiltrators and ensuring Assam's integrity.

BJP National President Nitin Nabin has set an ambitious target for party workers in Assam: secure no less than 50% of votes in every booth during the impending assembly elections. Nabin criticized the Congress for engaging in 'vote bank politics' and claimed the opposition is disconcerted due to the BJP's actions against Bangladeshi infiltrators.

In his address during a 'Panna Pramukh Sammelan', Nabin emphasized achieving a score of hat-trick victories for the BJP. He voiced dissatisfaction with a simple victory and urged BJP cadres to decisively outmaneuver the Congress to ensure a lasting political dominance in the state.

Nabin further contended that the Congress had capitulated on national security, alleging that it compromised with foreign powers. He credited the BJP with transforming Assam from a 'land of clashes' to a 'land of opportunity', asserting that it's all due to the leadership of PM Modi.

(With inputs from agencies.)