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Assam's chief minister-designate Himanta Biswa Sarma&nbsp;said on Sunday that the state's new cabinet will take oath at 12 noon on Monday. Sarma, who is the convenor of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)-led North East Democratic Alliance,&nbsp;was unanimously elected as the leader of the BJP legislature party, paving way for him to become Assam's next chief minister replacing Sarbananda Sonowal.Sonowal on Sunday tendered his resignation to Governor Jagdish Chandra Mukhi at the Raj Bhavan. Reports said that he&nbsp;is likely to be accommodated in the Union cabinet.

Assam's new cabinet to take oath Monday, Sonowal may get Central role

Assam's chief minister-designate Himanta Biswa Sarma&nbsp;said on Sunday that the state's new cabinet will take oath at 12 noon on Monday. Sarma, who is the convenor of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)-led North East Democratic Alliance,&nbsp;was unanimously elected as the leader of the BJP legislature party, paving way for him to become Assam's next chief minister replacing Sarbananda Sonowal. Sonowal on Sunday tendered his resignation to Governor Jagdish Chandra Mukhi at the Raj Bhavan. Reports said that he&nbsp;is likely to be accommodated in the Union cabinet.

Assam's chief minister-designate Himanta Biswa Sarma&nbsp;said on Sunday that the state's new cabinet will take oath at 12 noon on Monday. Sarma, who is the convenor of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)-led North East Democratic Alliance,&nbsp;was unanimously elected as the leader of the BJP legislature party, paving way for him to become Assam's next chief minister replacing Sarbananda Sonowal. Sonowal on Sunday tendered his resignation to Governor Jagdish Chandra Mukhi at the Raj Bhavan. Reports said that he&nbsp;is likely to be accommodated in the Union cabinet.

The BJP will announce name of Assam's next chief minister following its legislature party meeting on Sunday. The meeting will be held in the Assam Assembly building in Dispur. Assam state BJP president Ranjeet Kumar Dass said following directives of the central leadership, all elected MLAs have been asked to attend the legislature party meeting. BJP legislature party is likely to elect Himanta Biswa Sarma as its leader, paving the wave for him to become the next chief minister. Later in the day BJP delegation is expected to call upon Assam Governor Jagdish Mukhi to stake claim to form government in the state.

BJP meeting today to announce Assam's next Chief Minister

The BJP will announce name of Assam's next chief minister following its legislature party meeting on Sunday in Dispur. Assam state BJP president Ranjeet Kumar Dass said following directives of the central leadership, all elected MLAs have been asked to attend the legislature party meeting. CM&nbsp;Sarbananda Sonowal and Health Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, both contenders for the top job, were summoned on Saturday for discussions on the formation of the next government.&nbsp;BJP legislature party is likely to elect Himanta Biswa Sarma as its leader, paving the wave for him to become the next chief minister. Later in the day BJP delegation is expected to call upon Assam Governor Jagdish Mukhi to stake claim to form government in the state.

Five years ago, a victory in Assam opened the gateway to the northeast for the BJP&hellip; and with a second straight win, the saffron party has established that its dominance is much beyond the Hindi heartland.
Battling a pervasive anti-citizenship law movement, in a state with explicit and pronounced caste, religious and ethnic fault lines, Prime Minister Narendra Modi&rsquo;s party employed a nuanced campaign, tailor-made to suit each of the sub-regions.
Assam has remained a top priority for the BJP. Narendra Modi as Prime Minister has the record number of visits to the state under his name. No wonder then, the campaign blitzkrieg for the BJP alliance called the &lsquo;Mitrajot&rsquo; was led by Modi and votes were asked on his name. The pivotal plank was that of growth and development.
The perennial issue of migrant influx was ably handled by Home Minister Amit Shah and Hemanta Biswa Sarma, who repeatedly vowed to take action. Like in the past, the BJP denounced the Congress-led 'Mahajot' as an &lsquo;Alliance of Mughals&rsquo;.&nbsp;&nbsp;The Shah-Sarma duo were successful in pushing the contentious CAA under the rugs of oblivion.&nbsp;
&nbsp;Political analysts say&nbsp;the BJP&rsquo;s pre-election sops and financial aid schemes impressed many.&nbsp;
// Take for example the &lsquo;Orunodoi&rsquo; scheme which extends aid to women up to Rs 3000 a month.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
// Or the popular scheme under which scooters are given to meritorious girl students&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
// And, under a health scheme named after former PM Vajpayee, there was free treatment for poor in the pandemic.
At another level, the BJP could use the Assam win to silence the CAA dissenters across the country. No other state has felt the impact of the contentious law like Assam has so far. Expect Rahul Gandhi to face attacks from the BJP especially after he repeatedly promised to not implement CAA If Congress is voted to power.
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For the Congress and its allies, a weak leadership at the Centre, which woke up late to the campaign, remains a cause of worry. The grand old party must have terribly missed the late Tarun Gogoi, who ably kept the BJP and allies away from power for 15 years. His boots were indeed too big to fill.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
The introspection about the alliance with 'Mai party' AIDUF is natural. The Congress must be asking that did alliance with AIUDF help the BJP to consolidate the Hindu vote.
The BJP too has a question to answer. Who will be the next CM of Assam: Sonowal or Sarma?

Explained: how BJP ensured a second term in Assam

Five years ago, a victory in Assam opened the gateway to the northeast for the BJP&hellip; and with a second straight win, the saffron party has established that its dominance is much beyond the Hindi heartland.
Battling a pervasive anti-citizenship law movement, in a state with explicit and pronounced caste, religious and ethnic fault lines, Prime Minister Narendra Modi&rsquo;s party employed a nuanced campaign, tailor-made to suit each of the sub-regions.
Assam has remained a top priority for the BJP. Narendra Modi as Prime Minister has the record number of visits to the state under his name. No wonder then, the campaign blitzkrieg for the BJP alliance called the &lsquo;Mitrajot&rsquo; was led by Modi and votes were asked on his name. The pivotal plank was that of growth and development.
The perennial issue of migrant influx was ably handled by Home Minister Amit Shah and Hemanta Biswa Sarma, who repeatedly vowed to take action. Like in the past, the BJP denounced the Congress-led 'Mahajot' as an &lsquo;Alliance of Mughals&rsquo;.&nbsp;&nbsp;The Shah-Sarma duo were successful in pushing the contentious CAA under the rugs of oblivion. &nbsp;
&nbsp;Political analysts say&nbsp;the BJP&rsquo;s pre-election sops and financial aid schemes impressed many.&nbsp;
// Take for example the &lsquo;Orunodoi&rsquo; scheme which extends aid to women up to Rs 3000 a month.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
// Or the popular scheme under which scooters are given to meritorious girl students&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
// And, under a health scheme named after former PM Vajpayee, there was free treatment for poor in the pandemic.
 At another level, the BJP could use the Assam win to silence the CAA dissenters across the country. No other state has felt the impact of the contentious law like Assam has so far. Expect Rahul Gandhi to face attacks from the BJP especially after he repeatedly promised to not implement CAA If Congress is voted to power.
&nbsp;
For the Congress and its allies, a weak leadership at the Centre, which woke up late to the campaign, remains a cause of worry. The grand old party must have terribly missed the late Tarun Gogoi, who ably kept the BJP and allies away from power for 15 years. His boots were indeed too big to fill.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
The introspection about the alliance with 'Mai party' AIDUF is natural. The Congress must be asking that did alliance with AIUDF help the BJP to consolidate the Hindu vote.
The BJP too has a question to answer. Who will be the next CM of Assam: Sonowal or Sarma?

Five years ago, a victory in Assam opened the gateway to the northeast for the BJP&hellip; and with a second straight win, the saffron party has established that its dominance is much beyond the Hindi heartland.
Battling a pervasive anti-citizenship law movement, in a state with explicit and pronounced caste, religious and ethnic fault lines, Prime Minister Narendra Modi&rsquo;s party employed a nuanced campaign, tailor-made to suit each of the sub-regions.
Assam has remained a top priority for the BJP. Narendra Modi as Prime Minister has the record number of visits to the state under his name. No wonder then, the campaign blitzkrieg for the BJP alliance called the &lsquo;Mitrajot&rsquo; was led by Modi and votes were asked on his name. The pivotal plank was that of growth and development.
The perennial issue of migrant influx was ably handled by Home Minister Amit Shah and Hemanta Biswa Sarma, who repeatedly vowed to take action. Like in the past, the BJP denounced the Congress-led 'Mahajot' as an &lsquo;Alliance of Mughals&rsquo;.&nbsp;&nbsp;The Shah-Sarma duo were successful in pushing the contentious CAA under the rugs of oblivion. &nbsp;
&nbsp;Political analysts say&nbsp;the BJP&rsquo;s pre-election sops and financial aid schemes impressed many.&nbsp;
// Take for example the &lsquo;Orunodoi&rsquo; scheme which extends aid to women up to Rs 3000 a month.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
// Or the popular scheme under which scooters are given to meritorious girl students&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
// And, under a health scheme named after former PM Vajpayee, there was free treatment for poor in the pandemic.
 At another level, the BJP could use the Assam win to silence the CAA dissenters across the country. No other state has felt the impact of the contentious law like Assam has so far. Expect Rahul Gandhi to face attacks from the BJP especially after he repeatedly promised to not implement CAA If Congress is voted to power.
&nbsp;
For the Congress and its allies, a weak leadership at the Centre, which woke up late to the campaign, remains a cause of worry. The grand old party must have terribly missed the late Tarun Gogoi, who ably kept the BJP and allies away from power for 15 years. His boots were indeed too big to fill.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
The introspection about the alliance with 'Mai party' AIDUF is natural. The Congress must be asking that did alliance with AIUDF help the BJP to consolidate the Hindu vote.
The BJP too has a question to answer. Who will be the next CM of Assam: Sonowal or Sarma?

In Assam trends have given a clear edge to the ruling BJP-led NDA. Despite the Opposition led by the Congress cornering the BJP over the contentious CAA and NRC, Prime Minister Modi led party may have drawn a bigger point at the national stage with this win.

H​ow will Assam vote in the upcoming assembly elections? How will the Mahajot affect electoral arithmetic? Will the anti-CAA protests be a factor? Will BJP continue its north-east march? Watch the analysis with Vikram Chandra as he talks to BJP's&nbsp;Jay Panda, Congress' Prof. Gourav&nbsp;Vallabh and a host of experts&nbsp;Sangeeta Barooah Pisharoty, Tituraj Kashyap Das and Bidhayak Das&nbsp;to understand the ground realities in the elections in Assam
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H​ow will Assam vote in the upcoming assembly elections? How will the Mahajot affect electoral arithmetic? Will the anti-CAA protests be a factor? Will BJP continue its north-east march? Watch the analysis with Vikram Chandra as he talks to BJP's&nbsp;Jay Panda, Congress' Prof. Gourav&nbsp;Vallabh and a host of experts&nbsp;Sangeeta Barooah Pisharoty, Tituraj Kashyap Das and Bidhayak Das&nbsp;to understand the ground realities in the elections in Assam

H​ow will Assam vote in the upcoming assembly elections? How will the Mahajot affect electoral arithmetic? Will the anti-CAA protests be a factor? Will BJP continue its north-east march? Watch the analysis with Vikram Chandra as he talks to BJP's&nbsp;Jay Panda, Congress' Prof. Gourav&nbsp;Vallabh and a host of experts&nbsp;Sangeeta Barooah Pisharoty, Tituraj Kashyap Das and Bidhayak Das&nbsp;to understand the ground realities in the elections in Assam

H​ow will Assam vote in the upcoming assembly elections? How will the Mahajot affect electoral arithmetic? Will the anti-CAA protests be a factor? Will BJP continue its north-east march? Watch the analysis with Vikram Chandra as he talks to BJP's&nbsp;Jay Panda, Congress' Prof. Gourav&nbsp;Vallabh and a host of experts&nbsp;Sangeeta Barooah Pisharoty, Tituraj Kashyap Das and Bidhayak Das&nbsp;to understand the ground realities in the elections in Assam
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