Asom Sonmilito Morcha (ASOM), under leadership of its President Ajit Kumar Bhuyan, has reaffirmed its dedication to its founding mission and objectives. In a crucial meeting held in Guwahati on Saturday, Bhuyan highlighted alliance’s determination to address Assam’s economic, political, and cultural concerns, particularly in lead-up to upcoming Panchayat and council elections.
Unified Discussions and Strategic Planning
Ajit Bhuyan revealed that representatives from 13 political parties participated in deliberations, signaling a unified approach towards achieving their common goals. “We are unwavering in objectives for which Asom Sonmilito Morcha was created,” Bhuyan stated.
meeting focused on strategizing for upcoming elections, and Bhuyan announced plans to draft a new agenda to guide Morcha’s future course of action. “We will engage with individuals who are opposed to BJP and deeply care about Assam’s welfare,” he added.
Morcha plans to conduct statewide consultations and facilitate discussions across Assam to consolidate public support and refine its agenda.
On Congress’s Possible Return
Responding to questions about Congress’s potential reintegration into ASOM platform, Bhuyan indicated openness but insisted on a formal move from Congress. “Since Congress distanced itself earlier, it is their responsibility to propose their return if they wish to rejoin platform. Our doors remain open for discussions,” he clarified.
Criticism of Central Government Over Manipur
Bhuyan took a strong stance against central government concerning ongoing crisis in Manipur. He condemned handling of situation and demanded dissolution of N. Biren Singh government, advocating for imposition of President’s Rule in state.
“central government has failed in addressing crisis in Manipur. We sternly condemn their inaction and call for immediate measures to restore peace,” he said.
Path Ahead for ASOM
Asom Sonmilito Morcha is gearing up to strengthen its grassroots presence and expand its reach across state. With its focus on Assam’s welfare and a broad coalition of political allies, Morcha is determined to make a significant impact in upcoming elections.
Bhuyan’s firm leadership and call for unity among opposition forces mark ASOM as a key player in Assam’s political landscape, as it continues its mission to bring meaningful change to state.
Key Details of ASOM’s Mission and Plans
Aspect | Details |
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Organization | Asom Sonmilito Morcha (ASOM) |
President | Ajit Kumar Bhuyan |
Meeting Date | December 7, 2024 |
Focus Areas | Economic, political, and cultural issues in Assam |
Upcoming Elections | Panchayat and council elections |
Number of Participating Parties | 13 |
Plans Announced | Drafting a fresh agenda; statewide consultations and engagements |
Stance on Congress Rejoining | Open to discussions if Congress proposes their return |
Criticism Against Central Govt | Handling of the Manipur crisis; demand for President’s Rule |
Demand on Manipur Issue | Dissolution of N. Biren Singh government and immediate action |