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Gaurav Gogoi Leads Assam Congress Charge, Sees "Wave of Change" Against BJP

Assam Congress President Gaurav Gogoi has filed his nomination from the Jorhat constituency, expressing strong confidence in a public wave for change to remove the BJP from power. He criticized Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma's governance, alleging the BJP has strayed from its ideals and that people seek a corruption-free state. As part of his campaign, Gogoi conducted roadshows and paid tribute to his father, former CM Tarun Gogoi, before seeking blessings at various religious sites. Other alliance candidates also filed their nominations alongside him for the upcoming April 9 assembly elections.

Key Points: Assam Congress's Gaurav Gogoi Confident of Ousting BJP in Elections

  • Gogoi files nomination from Jorhat
  • Campaign sees wave for change
  • Criticizes BJP's governance
  • Seeks blessings across communities
  • Alliance candidates also file papers
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Assam Congress President Gaurav Gogoi highlights growing support for change ahead of assembly elections

Assam Congress chief Gaurav Gogoi files nomination, claims a public wave for change and corruption-free governance ahead of the April 9 assembly polls.

"The people will decide whether they want a clean and new Assam or the kind of governance represented by Himanta Biswa Sarma. - Gaurav Gogoi"

Charaideo, March 27

Assam Congress President and Jorhat constituency candidate, Gaurav Gogoi, is actively engaging in roadshows as part of his party's campaign for the upcoming Assam Assembly elections on April 9. Gogoi expressed confidence in a growing wave for change, aiming to oust the BJP from power.

Gogoi highlighted the growing enthusiasm among the public for a change in leadership as his campaign gains traction ahead of the upcoming elections. Speaking to ANI, Gogoi shared, "We are conducting roadshows to reach small areas and streets as part of our election campaign."

He further added that he has observed a shift in leadership among the people, stating, "The campaign is gaining momentum, with a clear wave of change as people are eager to see the BJP removed from power."

Gaurav Gogoi filed his nomination on Tuesday as the Indian National Congress candidate, supported by alliance partners, from the 100 No. Jorhat Legislative Assembly Constituency.

Accompanied by supporters, he held a grand rally at the office of the Jorhat Deputy Commissioner to submit his nomination papers, according to a release.

Before filing his nomination, Gogoi paid tribute at his residence in Jorhat to his father, former Chief Minister of Assam, the late Tarun Gogoi, and his grandparents, and reaffirmed his commitment to follow their ideals, principles, and path of public service. Carrying the message of communal harmony, unity, and humanity, he also visited a gurdwara, temple, namghar, mosque, and church in Jorhat to seek blessings.

Candidates from the other two constituencies of Jorhat district, Pran Kurmi from Titabor and Pallabi Saikia from Teok, also filed their nominations alongside him.

Speaking to the media, Gogoi extended his best wishes to all candidates from AGP, Raijor Dal, and Congress who filed nominations today.

Gogoi stated that every election brings challenges and that the people will ultimately decide. He said, "The people will decide whether they want a clean and new Assam or the kind of governance represented by Himanta Biswa Sarma." Criticising the Chief Minister, he alleged that the BJP-led government has deviated from its original ideals and said that the people of Assam now seek change and a corruption-free state.

- ANI

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Sarah B
Every politician talks about a "wave of change" before elections. The real question is what concrete plans does the Congress have for Assam's economy and infrastructure? The article is heavy on symbolism but light on policy details.
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Priyanka N
Paying tribute to his father Tarun Gogoi sahab is a touching gesture. He was a respected leader. But Gaurav Gogoi must prove his own merit and not just ride on his family's legacy. The youth of Assam are watching.
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Aman W
"Clean and new Assam" sounds promising, but we've heard this before. The BJP government has done some good work too. Voters should compare track records, not just speeches. Let the best candidate win!
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Kavya N
The mention of visiting namghar shows he understands Assamese culture. That's important. Hope the focus on corruption-free governance is real and not just an election jumla.
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Michael C
Interesting to see the alliance dynamics at play here. Wishing candidates from other parties is a good, respectful move in a democracy. The people's decision on April 9 will be crucial.

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