Assam Opposition Parties Draft Common Manifesto for 2024 Lok Sabha Polls

A total of 15 opposition parties in Assam on Friday prepared a draft of a state-specific common manifesto for the 2024 Lok Sabha polls, chief spokesperson of the alliance Akhil Gogoi said. The United Opposition Forum Assam UOFA, formed on the lines of the Indian National Developmental Inclusive Alliance INDIA, also prepared a chargesheet against the BJP during a meeting of the parties. Both the documents will be finalised in the next meeting on November 30 in Dibrugarh, he said.

UOFA includes Congress, AJP, CPIM, Raijor Dal, CPI, Jatiya Dal-Asom, NCP, RJD, Janata Dal U, TMC, CPIML, AAP, AIFB, Shiv Sena UT and Karbi Anglong-based APHLC

The UOFA includes the Congress, AJP, CPIM, Raijor Dal, CPI, Jatiya Dal-Asom, NCP, RJD, Janata Dal U, TMC, CPIML, AAP, AIFB, Shiv Sena UT and Karbi Anglong-based APHLC. We prepared the common manifesto by including different points on a range of subjects. This will be finalised and signed in the subsequent meeting, Gogoi told PTI. Besides, a chargesheet against BJPs propaganda and corruption was prepared by us. We will finalise and sign it in Dibrugarh, Gogoi, an MLA and the chief of Raijor Dal, said.

All the parties decided to raise "corruption allegations against the chief minister ”, besides building public opinion against price rise, the old pension scheme and other crucial issues

All the parties decided to raise "corruption allegations against the chief minister ”, besides building public opinion against price rise, the old pension scheme and other crucial issues, Assam Jatiya Parishad AJP president Lurinjyoti Gogoi said. In its last meeting on October 26, the UOFA had decided to put up one common candidate against every BJP nominee in the polls. Assam has 14 Lok Sabha constituencies and 126 assembly seats, besides seven Rajya Sabha berths.

The opposition parties in Assam are gearing up for the 2024 Lok Sabha polls. They have prepared a draft of a state-specific common manifesto and a chargesheet against the BJP. The documents will be finalised in the next meeting on November 30 in Dibrugarh. The parties have also decided to raise "corruption allegations against the chief minister ”, besides building public opinion against price rise, the old pension scheme and other crucial issues.