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Assam's Mariani, Thowra, Gossaigaon, Tamulpur, and Babanipur are the majority of seats where voting meetings can be held on October 30.

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Assam's Mariani, Thowra, Gossaigaon, Tamulpur, and Babanipur are the majority of seats where voting meetings could be convened on October 30. Gossaigaon and Tamulpur reopened after their representatives were killed by Covid-19. Voting was needed in Mariani, and Howra as Congress representatives canceled the registration of the ruling Baratiya Janata Party (BJP). The All-India United Democratic Front (AIUDF) legislature has left the Babanipur seat to join the BJP. The Majuli seat, which was represented by former minister Sarbananda Sonowal, is also vacant. But a visit will be made later when Sonowal, now a member of Rajya Sabha, resigns after the tabling of the voting table.

Assam BJP leader Bhabesh Kalita said they could hold a meeting on Saturday to discuss polling stations and plan to contest all 5 seats in partnership with their allies. Let the BJP should hold 4 seats and leave one seat for its cooperation at the same time as the final choice should be taken. “As a result of this round of elections, the AGP (Asom Gana Parishad) may not be able to field a candidate. ... we are sure we will win all five seats. ”

The BJP won 60 seats in this year's general election, while nine AGPs were given nine and the United Peoples' Party Liberal 6 entered the 126-member House. Congress managed to win 29 seats, the AIUDF and 16 and the Bodoland Peoples Front 4. This Congress-led Grand Alliance if you think it has disbanded because the BJP has exploded.

Congress of State leader Bhupen Kumar Borah said they had scheduled a meeting on Friday to discuss the vote. “We have received 48 packs so far to get 5 seats. A list of applicants may be submitted in the next few days. ”He is known as a breakup of dangerous fashion and has asked voters to teach a lesson to those who have strayed. "We hope to keep each of the seats we have misplaced or gain a few more."

Congress is likely to win four seats and leave one of Asom Jatiya Parishad with its leader Lurinjyoti Gogoi expected to run for Mariani.

AIUDF chief executive officer Am Amulul Islam said they could offer applicants for the Babanipur and Gossaigaon seats. "We have found Babanipur 3 times in a row and we can never win it again," he said. “In Gossaigaon, someone who used to compete in an unfamiliar area has benefited. Our celebration has emerged because the second largest celebration in the last election was the closing vote of the closing meeting. We are guaranteed almost always in this seat. ”

Akhil Gogoi's Raijor Dal will contest 5 seats. It has nominated the candidate for the Trowra position and similarly plans to field a candidate for Mariani.