असम विधानसभा चुनाव 2026 – राजनीतिक परिदृश्य
सारांश
The BJP is contesting the Assam Legislative Assembly poll scheduled for 9 April 2026, seeking a third consecutive term. The incumbent coalition of AIUDF, AGP and the United Peoples Liberal (UPPL) won 75 of 126 seats in 2021, with the BJP alone securing 60 seats. The 2026 contest unfolds after the 2023 delimitation exercise, which critics allege favoured indigenous voters and diluted Muslim electoral strength.
मुख्य विकास
- Communal mobilisation and welfare schemes remain core to the BJP's strategy, now framed as a Hindu‑Muslim conflict over migration.
- The CAA continues to dominate discourse, despite implementation hurdles.
- Opposition realignment: Congress allies with Raijor Dal (led by activist Akhil Gogoi) and the AJP (born out of anti‑CAA protests), focusing on democratic governance, land rights and inclusive development.
- Regional partners shift: In Bodoland, the BPF replaces the UPPL as the BJP’s ally; the AGP contests 26 seats as a junior NDA member.
- Infrastructure narratives (roads, bridges, industrial corridors) are promoted as achievements, while accusations of crony capitalism and environmental neglect surface.
महत्वपूर्ण तथ्य
- 2021 election outcome: 75/126 seats for the BJP‑led coalition; BJP alone: 60 se