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Himanta Sarma: BJP Win in Nagaon Could Signal Sweep of All 126 Seats in 2031

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Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has claimed that a BJP victory in the Nagaon constituency would be a strong indicator of the party's potential to win all 126 assembly seats in the 2031 state elections. Sarma made the remarks while highlighting the significance of the Nagaon seat as a political bellwether for the BJP in Assam. The statement underscores the party's ambitions to consolidate its dominance across the entire state legislature. Nagaon is being treated by BJP leadership as a key test of the party's electoral strength and public support ahead of future polls.

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