Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma is not going to stay in the BJP indefinitely. He will be the first to leap off the BJP boat in the event that it sinks or is seen to sink during this election.
Congress's most well-known figure, MP Gaurav Gogoi, is criticizing Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma at rallies in Assam. Gogoi inherited politics as the son of the former Chief Minister of Assam, Tarun Gogoi.
Gaurav is running this time from the Jorhat seat. On April 19, this location will host the first round of voting. He had previously run for the Lok Sabha from the Kaliyabor seat, but after delimitation, those regions were combined with Nagaon and Kaziranga. Gaurav Gogoi and Dainik Bhaskar discussed elections.
Inquiry: According to Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, Pakistan's manifesto is the Congress manifesto. What are your thoughts on this?
In my opinion, this represents a mental deficiency in him. If he was going to critique the Congressman's manifesto, he ought to have presented his own and discussed how he would have improved it. An improved map of India would have been displayed instead of his manifesto.
It's incredibly simple to level accusations. Anyone can hold one another accountable. Getting thousands of people together and producing a manifesto with a solution is a challenging endeavor. I was a part of that committee for the manifesto. This manifesto represents the voice of India. Some claim that this is the Congress's best manifesto to date.
Question: Major leaders in Congress are quitting one after the other. What are your thoughts on this?
The BJP can be compared to a washing machine. After the BJP blames them, such individuals quit the party. There is a dual policy in place. They're making vacuous vows to eat nothing and to let no one eat. My thoughts and prayers are with the BJP's veteran leaders and activists, who have long battled and protested against these leaders. By joining their party today, the same leaders are becoming more powerful.
I am inquiring about running for the newly created Lok Sabha seat. Which way are you seeing it?
To be honest, I think every election is hard. I put everything into my work. I move among them. People's respect, love, and sympathies toward me thus far amply demonstrate that we will prevail.
Inquiry: The Congress manifesto in Manipur said that the state government would be dissolved. What message does Congress want to convey to the people of Manipur?
In Manipur, the government has been utterly incompetent. The state cannot be administered by the government that the people there chose. Manipur's government structure has collapsed. There is still a hateful atmosphere among the populace, despite the bloodshed that has continued for several months. Therefore, I believe that this government should be abolished in order to rebuild public trust and form a democratic government.
Manipur's streets and markets are now filled with the sale of firearms and AK-47s. This was Manipur thirty years ago. We've gone back to the same time frame. The same atmosphere of fear and panic has been generated once more.
Question: Manipur was the starting point of Rahul Gandhi's Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra. It was argued that Congress needs to support both groups and administer justice. What are you going to say?
We took some action, but there is still plenty to be done. Transporting goods across the nation is not always simple. The Prime Minister has not made a single trip to Manipur, but Rahul Gandhi has made two visits. We'll need to use our minds in such circumstances. Marching from Kanyakumari to Kashmir, Rahul Gandhi and the Congress carried a message of love.
then traveled to Mumbai a second time from Manipur in order to bring Manipur back into the national spotlight. People ought to be aware of the actual circumstances there. People still anticipate more from us even after this. We promise to uphold these standards while working harder. We must also inquire as to why, to this day, the government has not made any headway in that area.
Question: The Congress speaks about secularism, but you are powerless to counter the BJP's divisive politics. What is the reason behind this?
Each of us needs to consider this. Every group in the community, including teachers, students, and social workers, should be present together with the opposing sides. In the marketplace of hatred, we are attempting to set up shop. In Telangana, we were successful. In many places, we have encountered difficulties. Who will fight if we don't? That is the main argument.
In Assam, the AIUDF is Badruddin Ajmal's political party. You refer to it as the BJP's B team. The AIUDF is the Congress B team, according to the BJP. What's the real story?
These individuals will determine the veracity of the matter. To the best of my knowledge, Badruddin Ajmal Saheb practices politics similarly to Asaduddin Owaisi. AIUDF and AIMIM share similar political views. I believe that the people of Assam would disregard the AIUDF for their phony politics, just as the people of Telangana gave the Congress a majority.
What is your opinion of the BJP's slogan, "crossing 400"?
Rewritten: The response to a sentence is not itself a sentence. I classify the claim above Rs 400 in the same category as the claim of Rs 15 lakh that is credited to each individual's account. I approach it from the same angle because it was previously said that demonetization would result in the return of black money and the creation of 2 crore jobs. These are just statements.
It is obvious that development will be on our agenda. Will discuss the safety of women. We will discuss Anganwadi and Asha laborers. The North-South and East-West should be friendly to one another, and the small and middle classes should find it easy to use the GST. Young people with an education but no work should be compensated with up to Rs 1 lakh annually.
Q: The chief minister of Assam has stated that all the people who have been awarded seats by Congress are my people.
The allegation can only have an allegation as an answer. I further claim that Himanta Biswa Sarma, the Chief Minister, will not be a member of the BJP forever. Because there are numerous cases against him, his character has always been one of wanting to save himself from a sinking boat. By elections, I mean "sanking boat." They will be the first to abandon the ship if the BJP boat sinks or is observed to sink.
Will he be returning to Congress, I wonder?
The location of the life jacket they will receive is unknown at this time. Where else will you obtain it if not here? You can question him on whether he'll swear to stay in the BJP come victory or defeat. They won't be able to respond to your inquiry, I promise.
Out of 14 seats, how many will Congress win?
The purpose of this election is to preserve democracy. Allowing a journalist to ask questions is a decision. Giving students the freedom to demonstrate democratically is a decision. The goal of this election is to end the wealth gap between the rich and the poor. We will never be able to fully comprehend the dangers democracy faces if we stick to seats and political parties.
India's democracy will resemble China and Russia rather than India if it keeps developing in the current direction. We're going to turn into a nation like China, which only has one party, or Russia, which imprisons its opponents.
Our goal is not to be restricted to any one party or seat. Our objective is to act in a way that upholds the nation's freedom and fundamental rights.
In the state of Hindi, the BJP engages in temple politics. In Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, and Uttar Pradesh, leaflets stating that we succeeded in having the temple constructed and Article 370 lifted are being circulated. How is Congress going to respond to this?
The Hindu, or Sanatan Dharma, is an ancient religion. Before the BJP, we held this belief for ages. Take up Lord Shri Ram. I believe that each of us contains Lord Shri Ram. Rather than in the political flyers of any political party, Lord Shri Ram's place is at the temple, in our home's worship and prayers.
We are showing contempt for Lord Ram if we see his name on any political party's slips. Scriptures and places of worship are the proper locations for religion; political party propaganda and speeches have no place for religion.
