Guwahati: Apart from the mandate of the Party High Command Congress in this country has a free hand to work in any way it is needed to take BJP, Mahajot led by the Congress to help and cannot function as a coherent combination in front of the upcoming elections in five constituency in the state.
It seems that the biggest stumbling in establishing an opposition association, it seems, is the president of Raijor Dal (RD) and MLA Akhil Gogoi, who has set a pre-condition to overthrow AIDF Ajmal from the Alliance.
At the same time, President Assam Jatiya Parishad (AJP) Lurinjyoti Gogoi, Wednesday proposed that they involve a consensus candidate from the opposition as a whole in each of the five seats where general elections.
Both Akhil and Lurinjyoti are the face of the anti-CAA movement in Assam, but the cracks evolved between the two during the last assembly poll.
The two regional parties failed to get conclusions on sharing seats.
AJP stands in national parties and ‘communal’ remain unmodified.
However, the president and former Secretary General of All Students Assam, Lurinjyoti said there was nothing wrong in involving the general candidate from the opposition to defeat the BJP coalition in power.
“We do not have ideological similarities with Congress and other allies.
Regional parties like ours, guided by Ethno-nationalism, cannot make alliances with national parties and communal forces.
But where the problem deployed a consensus candidate against the common enemy.
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However, he clarified that AJP would not sew the alliance with a coalition led by the Congress.
“We have ideological problems,” Lurinjyoti added.
He said the Congress had not provided a nod to the AJP proposal, which was given by the AJP Vice President Kamal Nayan Choudhury and Shamsher Singh for Assam Congress President Bhupen Borah earlier this week.
Borah said Congress seriously considered the proposal.
Significantly, PCC President Assam began a state tour on Wednesday which would take him to Majuli where BJP heavyweight Sarbanou Sonowal won in the latest assembly elections.
Majuli is one of five constituencies in Assam where elections will be due.
Sonowal was appointed in the Modi Cabinet recently and this has required elections.
“I will accept the opinions of congressional grassroots about the AJP proposal from one candidate in one seat,” Borah said.
Before the last assembly, the poll, Rajya Sabha MP and the Chief of the Anchalik Allied Congress Gana Morcha (AGM), Ajit Kumar Bhuyan, who had proposed all the anti-BJP parties to ban consensus candidates for BJP.
But there is no response from AJP or Raijor Dal.
Then, AJP and Raijor Dal are right to blame by Congress because it not only divides the anti-BJP sound, but eventually helps BJP.
Even when Akhil still insisted about not joining the front led by the congress except aIudf out of the combination, the Lurin softener had been welcomed by alliance partners.
“We welcome the decision of AJP.
BJP will be lost in many seats that have general candidates from the anti-BJP parties in the last election,” said the intellectual Santanu Barthakur, who had become the main partner of Rucm.
Mahajot, consisting of Congress, AIUD, Bodoland People’s Front (BPF), CPM, CPI, CPI-ML (liberation) and GMS, claimed that their alliances remained intact, even though BPF Hagrama Mohilary was reported to have lost touch with partners.
Although the Congress Alliance lost its second consecutive assembly election in Assam this year, in terms of seats, Congress Tally rose three, from 26 years 2016 to 29.
In seven seats, the congress was lost with a narrow margin of less than 5,000.
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AICC Secretary General and Assam Responsible, Jitendra Singh, has accused the AJP and Raijor Dal from helping BJP in consolidating his position in Assam above by dividing sound.
“AJP and Raijor Dal need to do some soul searches about how they finally help the strength they are looking for,” said Singh, accusing the two new regional parties for the defeat of Congress at least 10 seats.
Mahajot at Assam won 50 seats in the assembly election this year.
“With the opposition united we can touch the majority of 64 seats in Assam,” he said.
Raijor Dal can only send one MLA, Akhil, while AJP fails to open his account in elections.
On the other hand, the lobby of the veteran congress leaders can support AJP rather than ‘taking risks’ with Akhil.
“If Raijor Dal joins the Congress Alliance, our party will be finished.
He has quality to create chaos at the Congress.
I will protest, if Congress binds with Akhil,” said the leader of the Senior Congress of Borkotoky to the media.
The AJP proposal about candidates puts the brake on the Mahajot plan
