Political Showdown: Congress Aims for Victory in Assam Elections

Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge predicts a Congress-led alliance victory in Assam’s upcoming elections, aiming to secure 73 of 126 assembly seats. Kharge accused Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma of corruption and challenged RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat and PM Modi to respond. He asserted that Congress’s governance aims to aid all, especially women.

Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge has confidently claimed that the Congress-led opposition alliance is set to form the government in Assam by securing approximately 73 out of the 126 assembly seats in the forthcoming elections. During a press conference, Kharge criticized Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma as India's 'most corrupt' and called for comments from RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat regarding this allegation.

Kharge asserted that Congress is committed to good governance, emphasizing that Assam's women will benefit unconditionally from existing schemes, which will continue with enhanced benefits. The Congress leader alleged that Sarma is only working for his family's interests, citing corruption in various sectors like tea, coal, and land dealings, while questioning the BJP's inaction.

Highlighting promises of impartial administration, Kharge said that following a potential win, the Congress-led government plans to deliver justice rapidly, particularly in cases like the Zubeen Garg incident. Asserting the sincerity of Congress's intentions, he concluded that their battle is against corruption, not just against Sarma, positioning themselves as allies of Assam's citizens.