Mangaldoi Lok Sabha Election
GORESWAR, April 21 – “We will win the forthcoming 8 Mangaldoi HPC polls. No one can catch hold of us,” BTC chief Hagrama Mohilary said.
Addressing a mammoth gathering at the bus stand here held recently, Mohilary said that there are 6 lakh voters in BTAD and 5 lakh out of 6 lakh voters would cast votes. Of them 3/4 lakh voters would cast their votes in favour of their BPF candidate Dina Nath Das. Besides, the voters of the non-BTAD area under the said constituency like 22,000 voters of Kharupetiya, 10,000 of Mangaldoi, 10,000 of Dalgaon, 10,000 of Sipajhar, 10,000 of Kamalpur, 20,000 of Nalbari, 10,000 of Rangiya constituencies along with another one lakh voters belonging to other parts of the Mangaldoi HPC would certainly be gained by the party and the party’s victory has become assured with huge margins.
Mohilary addressed three consecutive election campaign rallies on the same day at Maharipara, Ouguri and Goreswar under Baska district. He threatened that if we wish then we can remove the Congress government today while we can form an alliance government with the co-operation of the AGP and BJP. We first supported the candidate of the Congress as well as the BJP in Mangaldoi HPC to bring development but in course of their tenures there was no development. Hence, this time we have projected our own party candidate Dina Nath Das in Mangaldoi HPC for bringing development in the constituency.
Addressing another rally recently at Bengenaati, Mohilary said that the BPF candidate Dina Nath Das is set to win in Mangaldoi. He said that the BTC government has laid the path of progress and development in the entire BTC area.
‘The developmental work in greater interest of the public in general living outside the BTC area would also taken up by the BTC government soon while there was no development work done by the Congress MP Madhab Rajbongshi during his two terms.
Maheswar Boro, MLA, Kalaigaon LAC addressing the meet opined that the BTC government would project the Chief Minister of the State from the BPF-led BTC government in 2011. The BTC government has already 11 MLAs and out of them three are Cabinet Ministers, now in the Tarun Gogoi Congress government. This became possible only due to the BPF party’s BTC government as 90% of the Bodoland accord was executed in the BTAD area.
Besides, Boro lauded the BPF president and CEM, BTC Mohilary for bringing harmony, peace and development in BTC.
Dina Nath Das, BPF supported candidate flayed opponent Congress Madhab Ranbongshi and the sitting MP Narayan Chandra Borkotoky for not doing anything for the people of Mangaldoi.
Meanwhile, 68 persons joined the BPF under the initiative of Goreswar Block BPF committee chairman Maheswar Basumatary, EM at a poll campaign meet held at Silkijhar recently.
Among the new entrants there were 35 from the AGP, Congress-13 and CPM 18.
Pradip Kumar Daimary (BPPF), 8 Mangaldoi HPC candidate who is supported by CPI(M), NCP, CPI and AUDF along with his Goreswar Anchalik CPI(M) activists opened a poll campaign office at Goreswar on Thursday at 1 pm. ASSAM TRIBUNE
GORESWAR, April 21 – “We will win the forthcoming 8 Mangaldoi HPC polls. No one can catch hold of us,” BTC chief Hagrama Mohilary said.
Addressing a mammoth gathering at the bus stand here held recently, Mohilary said that there are 6 lakh voters in BTAD and 5 lakh out of 6 lakh voters would cast votes. Of them 3/4 lakh voters would cast their votes in favour of their BPF candidate Dina Nath Das. Besides, the voters of the non-BTAD area under the said constituency like 22,000 voters of Kharupetiya, 10,000 of Mangaldoi, 10,000 of Dalgaon, 10,000 of Sipajhar, 10,000 of Kamalpur, 20,000 of Nalbari, 10,000 of Rangiya constituencies along with another one lakh voters belonging to other parts of the Mangaldoi HPC would certainly be gained by the party and the party’s victory has become assured with huge margins.
Mohilary addressed three consecutive election campaign rallies on the same day at Maharipara, Ouguri and Goreswar under Baska district. He threatened that if we wish then we can remove the Congress government today while we can form an alliance government with the co-operation of the AGP and BJP. We first supported the candidate of the Congress as well as the BJP in Mangaldoi HPC to bring development but in course of their tenures there was no development. Hence, this time we have projected our own party candidate Dina Nath Das in Mangaldoi HPC for bringing development in the constituency.
Addressing another rally recently at Bengenaati, Mohilary said that the BPF candidate Dina Nath Das is set to win in Mangaldoi. He said that the BTC government has laid the path of progress and development in the entire BTC area.
‘The developmental work in greater interest of the public in general living outside the BTC area would also taken up by the BTC government soon while there was no development work done by the Congress MP Madhab Rajbongshi during his two terms.
Maheswar Boro, MLA, Kalaigaon LAC addressing the meet opined that the BTC government would project the Chief Minister of the State from the BPF-led BTC government in 2011. The BTC government has already 11 MLAs and out of them three are Cabinet Ministers, now in the Tarun Gogoi Congress government. This became possible only due to the BPF party’s BTC government as 90% of the Bodoland accord was executed in the BTAD area.
Besides, Boro lauded the BPF president and CEM, BTC Mohilary for bringing harmony, peace and development in BTC.
Dina Nath Das, BPF supported candidate flayed opponent Congress Madhab Ranbongshi and the sitting MP Narayan Chandra Borkotoky for not doing anything for the people of Mangaldoi.
Meanwhile, 68 persons joined the BPF under the initiative of Goreswar Block BPF committee chairman Maheswar Basumatary, EM at a poll campaign meet held at Silkijhar recently.
Among the new entrants there were 35 from the AGP, Congress-13 and CPM 18.
Pradip Kumar Daimary (BPPF), 8 Mangaldoi HPC candidate who is supported by CPI(M), NCP, CPI and AUDF along with his Goreswar Anchalik CPI(M) activists opened a poll campaign office at Goreswar on Thursday at 1 pm. ASSAM TRIBUNE
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