Goalpara: With the 2026 Assam Assembly elections on the horizon, Gyanashree Bora, former prominent Raijor Dal leader and Assistant Professor of Chemistry at Goalpara College, has formally resigned from her government service, signalling a decisive return to active politics. Speaking to the media, Bora confirmed her resignation, stating that the move is motivated by her intent to contest the upcoming Assembly elections. While she has not officially declared her political affiliation, sources and her statements indicate a likely return to Raijor Dal, the regional party where she previously emerged as a fiery and outspoken leader.
When asked about potential constituencies, Bora said no final decision has been made. However, she mentioned Khumtai in Golaghat, her birthplace, and Makum in Tinsukia, her matrimonial home, as possible options, adding that an official announcement will follow at an appropriate time. Bora also revealed that several political parties approached her soon after her resignation became public. Despite this interest, she emphasized her commitment to regional politics, stating, “I will never compromise on regionalism.”
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Once widely known as Raijor Dal’s “Agni Kanya” for her bold advocacy of regional issues, Bora said she plans to clarify her party role and electoral plans soon, as preparations for the 2026 elections gain momentum across Assam. Her re-entry into politics is expected to add significant energy to the regional political landscape, with observers keenly watching which constituency she ultimately chooses to contest.
