Guwahati, April 12 (IANS) Assam minister Jayanta Mallabaruah mentioned on Friday that campaigning for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections within the state may have been fascinating if the opposition had some energy on the bottom.
“I’ve been touring the higher Assam area for the previous few days, and I’ve not seen any opposition on the bottom. They’re doing public conferences with hardly 50 to 100 folks,” Mallabaruah mentioned.
Union Minister Sarbananda Sonowal is contesting the Dibrugarh Lok Sabha seat in higher Assam towards Lurinjyoti Gogoi, the united opposition candidate.
Gogoi is the previous President of the All Assam College students’ Union (AASU), and the opposition leaders are claiming that he would pose a robust problem to Sonowal.
Nonetheless, Mallabaruah quashed this declare as he asserted that former Assam CM Sonowal would win by an enormous margin.
“Sarbananda Sonowal is about to win from Dibrugarh by a margin of not less than 4 lakh votes. Lurinjyoti Gogoi doesn’t command any assist on the bottom,” Mallabaruah mentioned.
He additionally mentioned the BJP nominee will defeat Congress’ Gaurav Gogoi by a good-looking margin in Jorhat.
“The Congress chief might be defeated by three lakh votes in Jorhat,” he claimed.
–IANS
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