ANI
Guwahati: Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Wednesday handed over his formal resignation to Governor Lakshman Prasad Acharya following a decisive victory in the Assam ballot. The circulation marks the stop of the original assembly’s duration of time, clearing the route for the formation of the third consecutive BJP govt in the narrate.
Speaking to the media open air the Lok Bhavan, Sarma talked about that the Governor has requested him to take care of the narrate till the formation of a original govt. “The ECI has officially announced the assembly election result, and the ECI has submitted the notification of the result to the Governor of Assam. I submitted my resignation letter as the Chief Minister of Assam to the Governor, and simultaneously, I requested him to dissolve the current Assam assembly. The Governor of Assam has accepted my resignation letter and suggestion of dissolving the current Assam assembly, and he directed me to continue as the caretaker till the formation of a new government. I think that the new government will be formed soon. During this time, we will work as a caretaker government,” Himanta Biswa Sarma talked about.
On Tuesday, Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma thanked the folks of the narrate for turning in a decisive mandate to the BJP-led NDA, asserting that the slay consequence reflects public self assurance in Top Minister Narendra Modi and the govt.’s pattern agenda.
Speaking to ANI right here, Sarma talked about, “I thank the people of Assam. We are very grateful for the confidence you have shown in the Prime Minister. To ensure that the Ganga of development continues to flow in Assam, the Government of India and the Government of Assam will work as a double government.”
The remarks come after the BJP secured a resounding victory in the Assam Assembly elections, winning 82 out of 126 seats, marking its third consecutive duration of time in the narrate. The BJP created history in the assembly polls results, with the occasion slated to invent its first govt in West Bengal and the occasion-led NDA scoring a hat-trick of victories in Assam.
Within the meantime, the BJP and its allies secured 102 votes towards 75 of 2021, with the BJP securing 82 votes with 18 original seats added to its 2021 and 2024 by-election resultant seats. AGP secured 10 seats, BOPF secured 10 seats, taking NDA’s entire to 102. While the opposition Mitrajoot of INC secured 19 seats, Raijor Dal secured finest 2 seats, while AJP did not steady even a single seat. Within the meantime, AIUDF managed to bring collectively 2 seats.
