Guwahati: Ten assembly seats in the Four Ne Countries go to Bypolls on October 30 offering BJP and their allies the opportunity to strengthen their handles in the region, especially in Assam, where five seats to be contested, provide the opportunity to BJP in power to increase its tally In the State Assembly to 50% of the total seats for the first time since the first government in 2016.
Five other seats included three in Meghalaya and each in Nagaland and Mizoram, all of which were ruled by BJP or ITS.
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The 10 seats fell empty after the death of seven legislators sitting – four of them surrendered to Covid-19 (two in Assam and one in Nagaland and Meghalaya) – and the other three resignation in Assam.
In the election held in April, BJP lacked majority at members of 126 members in Assam with four seats again as in 2016 but formed the government on both occasions with allied support.
Three of the five seats where Bypolls are scheduled to be won by the opposition – Congress (Thowra, Mariani) and AIUDF (Bhabanipur) – in the latest assembly elections held in April.
The chairs fell emptiness after the three legislators resigned from their party and joined BJP in the past two months.
BJP has signaled that it will establish the same candidate because this will give the party the best chance to grab this chair.
Among the other two empty seats, Tamulpur was held by the UPPL of the BJP new allies and other chairs, Gossiigaon, held by his allies from 2016, BPF, which was discarded in 2021.
The two legislators died of spots.
Even when the EC announced the Bypoll date, another assembly chair in Assam, Majuli, fell passively that day.
The Union and Used Minister of CM Sarbanou Sonowal, who won a chair in April, resigned from the Assembly on Tuesday after he was chosen to be Rajya Sabha the day before.
Majuli is the only constituency of state assembly covering the island of the river.
Elsewhere in this region, there are three empty assembly chairs in Meghalaya where the powerful alliance of MDA-BJP must fight with Congress if you want to increase its counting at home.
The last two seats were held by the Congress while one with an independent person, who later became a member of Kaiti in power.
Bypolls will be held in one seat in Mizoram and Nagaland, which is also under the Neda Umbrella.
While the powerful NDPP will look for the Shamator-Chessore seat in Nagaland, another chair in Mizoram, Tuirial, was last held by the Zoram Opposition Movement (ZPM).