Assam elections: This time 90 crossed! Amit Shah did a road show in Guwahati, showed the strength of BJP; said this big thing

By Samira Vishwas On Mar 28, 2026

Assam Assembly Election: Before the Assam Assembly elections, Amit Shah held a mega road show on Saturday. During this time a huge crowd gathered. Union Home Minister Shah gave a clear indication from Assam and said that once again Bharatiya Janata Party is going to form the government in Assam. He also claimed to win more than 90 out of 126 assembly seats.

While talking to the media, he also made it clear that after the elections, Himanta Biswa Sharma will again become the Chief Minister of the state. He also praised the work of Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sharma. He said that Himanta has made Assam the biggest center of education and treatment for the entire North-East.

BJP government will be formed for the third time- Amit Shah

Union Home Minister Amit Shah said that we are going to form the government in Assam again for the third time with an overwhelming majority. The people of Assam are eager to form the Bharatiya Janata Party and NDA government. We will form the government with more than 90 seats. From Assam soil, Shah also launched a scathing attack on Bengal politics and gave a strong message on the issue of infiltration.

#WATCH | Guwahati, Assam: Union Home Minister Amit Shah said, “We are going to form the government in Assam again for the third time with an overwhelming majority… The people of Assam are eager to form the Bharatiya Janata Party and NDA government. We will form the government with more than 90 seats.” pic.twitter.com/NKOE5EVQ18
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BJP’s vote share increased in Bengal- Amit Shah

Before the Assam tour, Amit Shah had issued a ‘charge sheet’ against the Mamata Banerjee government. He had said that this is not just a document of the Bharatiya Janata Party but the voice of the people of West Bengal. According to him, Mamata government has betrayed the slogan of ‘Maa, Mati, Manush’ and established ‘Syndicate Raj’ by promising ‘Sonar Bangla’. Describing it as a battle of ‘fear versus trust’, Amit Shah said that the desire for change is clearly visible in the state. Citing figures, he said that BJP’s vote share in Bengal has increased from 17% in 2014 to about 40%, which clearly shows that the public wants change.

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Shah called infiltration a big threat

Along with this, he termed infiltration as a big threat to the security of the country and accused Mamata government of not providing land for fencing on the border. He said that if BJP government is formed, land for fencing will be ensured within 45 days. Referring to the RG tax case, cattle smuggling and MNREGA scam, he claimed that to save the identity of Bengal, the public is in the mood to give full majority to BJP this time.