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Assam BJP's Diya Tribute to Amit Shah Ahead of Key Rally in Sonitpur

Assam Minister Ashok Singhal expressed excitement over Union Home Minister Amit Shah's scheduled campaign visit to Dhekiajuli for a Vijay Sankalp rally. BJP workers commemorated Shah's visit by creating his portrait using 3,000 diyas at Shaheed Maidan. This follows a massive roadshow by Shah in Guwahati, where he predicted the BJP would win over 90 seats in the upcoming assembly elections. Polling for all 126 constituencies in Assam is set for April 9, with vote counting on May 4.

Key Points: Amit Shah Assam Rally: BJP's Vijay Sankalp in Sonitpur

  • Amit Shah holds roadshow in Guwahati
  • BJP workers create diya portrait of Shah
  • Shah predicts BJP win with 90+ seats
  • Assam polls scheduled for April 9
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Assam Minister Ashok Singhal hails Amit Shah's visit to Sonitpur for Vijay Sankalp rally

Assam Minister Ashok Singhal welcomes Amit Shah's visit to Dhekiajuli for a Vijay Sankalp rally. BJP workers create a portrait with 3,000 diyas.

"We are welcoming him because he is coming to our Assembly constituency tomorrow to campaign. We are all very excited. - Ashok Singhal"

Dhekiajuli, March 29

Assam Minister and BJP candidate from the Dhekiajuli Assembly constituency, Ashok Singhal expressed elation over Union Home Minister Amit Shah's scheduled arrival for a campaign here.

Speaking with the media, he reflected on the party members' excitement to host the Home Minister. He said that the event of creating a portrait of Shah with diyas was organised to commemorate the day he arrived here, a decade ago.

"...We are welcoming him (HM Amit Shah) because he is coming to our Assembly constituency tomorrow to campaign. We are all very excited. Today, party workers lit 3,000 diyas and created his portrait... He came here on this day 10 years ago, and that is why this event has been organised...," he said.

BJP workers created a portrait of Union Home Minister Amit Shah with diyas at Shaheed Maidan ahead of the Vijay Sankalp rally in Dhekiajuli of Sonitpur district in Assam.

Earlier in the day, Union Home Minister Amit Shah held a massive roadshow in Guwahati, drawing huge crowds as the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) intensified its campaign ahead of the upcoming Assam Assembly elections.

Shah's roadshow witnessed enthusiastic participation, with supporters lining the streets to catch a glimpse. Shah also showered flower petals on the crowd, acknowledging the support and energising party workers.

Later, Amit Shah expressed enthusiasm for the upcoming Assam polls, announcing that the people of the northeastern state are eager to bring the BJP government to power once again and that the party will get a thumping majority of more than 90 seats.

Speaking to reporters after attending the roadshow, the Union Minister declared that the BJP will form the government in the state with more than 90 seats.

The vibrant show of strength comes as political campaigning gains momentum in the northeastern state.

The polling for all 126 Assembly constituencies will be held in a single phase on April 9. According to the Election Commission of India, the counting of votes will take place on May 4.

- ANI

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Priya S
A portrait with 3000 diyas? While it's a grand gesture, I wonder about the cost. That money could have been used for a community service project. Elections should be about work, not just spectacle.
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Rohit P
The energy is palpable! Amit Shah ji's roadshow in Guwahati shows the people's connect with BJP. Confident prediction of 90+ seats. Assam has seen peace and progress, which will reflect in the votes.
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Sarah B
Interesting to follow the election dynamics in Assam from abroad. The single-phase polling on April 9th should make for a decisive result. Hope the process is smooth and the mandate is clear.
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Vikram M
As someone from the Northeast, it's crucial that national parties give importance to our region. Shah's visit is significant. But beyond rallies, we need sustained attention on connectivity and flood management issues here.
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Kavya N
The dedication of the party workers is commendable. Lighting diyas to mark a leader's visit from a decade ago shows a strong organizational memory. Let's see if this translates into votes on the ground. All the best to all candidates!

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