Tamulpur: With a strong focus on development, NDA candidate Biswajit Daimary has kickstarted his election campaign for the No. 43 Tamulpur Assembly constituency and is set to file his nomination papers tomorrow. Following the official announcement of candidates by the BJP-led alliance, Daimary received a warm welcome from supporters at his residence, where he expressed gratitude to the party leadership, including Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, Hagrama Mohilary, and Dilip Saikia, for placing their trust in him.
Describing Tamulpur as his birthplace, Daimary said his primary goal is the all-round development of the region. He assured that with support from the state government and the Bodoland Territorial Region leadership, efforts would be made to address long-standing issues and accelerate progress. He appealed to voters to support the NDA in the interest of development, stating that being in opposition often hinders growth initiatives. Referring to the electoral contest with Promod Boro of the UPPL, Daimary said the electorate would decide their preferred leadership, highlighting Boro’s multiple roles as an MCLA and Rajya Sabha MP.
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Daimary asserted that the contest would be intense but expressed confidence in victory, citing unity within the alliance, including support from BPF. He emphasised that the final outcome would reflect the people’s choice and their aspirations for development. Calling the election a challenge, Daimary said the results would ultimately reveal the public mandate as he prepares to formally enter the fray.
