Shuddha Basumatari of the Bodoland People’s Front has officially filed his nomination for the Sidli by-election, attracting thousands of supporters as BPF leaders express confidence in a significant victory.
Guwahati :Shuddha Basumatari, the candidate representing the Bodoland People’s Front (BPF) for the Sidli Legislative Assembly Constituency by-election, submitted his nomination papers on Friday, attracting a substantial crowd of supporters despite adverse weather conditions. The event took place at the district commissioner’s office in Kajolgaon, where the impressive turnout highlighted Basumatari’s strong grassroots backing.The final day for nomination submissions for five state constituencies saw BPF President Hagrama Mohilary rallying supporters at a large public gathering held at the district sports association’s playground in Sidli. During his address, Mohilary urged constituents to ensure a resounding victory for Basumatari, confidently projecting a winning margin of 80,000 votes.In his speech, Mohilary challenged the claims of the United People’s Party Liberal (UPPL) regarding their previous electoral success, suggesting that if their victory were genuine, there would be no need for further celebrations. He also revealed ongoing efforts to reintegrate former BPF leader Chandan Brahma into the party, indicating that discussions with him are already taking place.The atmosphere at the nomination event reflected the BPF’s strong organizational presence and the community’s enthusiasm for Basumatari’s candidacy. His supporters expressed optimism about his ability to address local issues and represent their interests effectively.As the campaign for the Sidli by-election intensifies, the BPF aims to capitalize on this momentum, emphasizing unity and determination among its supporters. With the party leadership confident in their prospects, the upcoming election is poised to be a pivotal moment for the Bodoland People’s Front and its vision for the constituency’s future.
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