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BJP much eager for alliance with AGP
After debacle in Bihar BJP has all set to capture Assam by a rainbow alliance with regional party and tribal groups in the state.
Guwahati: After debacle in Bihar BJP has all set to capture Assam by a rainbow alliance with regional party and tribal groups in the state.
To defeat Congress in the assembly poll in the state hardly left for a month, the saffron party is much eager to alliance with Asom Gana Parishad (AGP) and it is cleared after BJP’s national president Amit Shah sent a letter to AGP for seeking a list of constituencies which they want.
Recently Amit Shah sent a letter to AGP president Atul Bora and sought a list of assembly constituencies which they want.
A top source of BJP said that, so far it is not a clear picture of poll alliance with AGP, but the party leaders have tried to make it.
“We hope, the AGP leaders will be agreed,” a top leader of BJP’s Assam unit said.
Earlier BJP had formed an alliance with Hagrama Mahilary led Bodoland People’s Front (BPF).
On the other hand, the BJP leader Dr Himanta Biswa Sarma, former lieutenant of Assam Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi said that his party will form the next government.
“BJP and alliance parties will capture 64+ seats out of 126 constituencies in next assembly poll,” Dr Sarma said.
“It will be more improved if a rainbow alliance be made,” the BJP leader said.
