Nirmal Kumar Brahma defeats Suddha Kumar Basumatary
KOKRAJHAR,NOV 23: The ruling United People’s Party Liberal (UPPL) has retained the 31 No. Sidli constituency with winning the bye-election defeating nearest contestant BPF candidate by a margin of 36,888 votes as the results of the bye election was declared on Saturday along with other four assembly constituencies in the state of Assam.
UPPL’s candidate, Nirmal Kumar Brahma, backed by the NDA alliance defeated Suddha Kumar Basumatary, candidate of BPF party in a margin of 36,888 votes in a tough contest that saw during the bye-election in Sidli LAC.
Brahma got 94,767 votes while BPF’s Basumatary got 57,879 votes and lost to the UPPL candidate by a margin of 36,888 votes. Sanjib Wary of Congress party got 7601 votes.
Notably,the bye-election was necessitated in the Sidli LAC follow resignation of Joyanta Basumatary after being elected to the Lok Sabha from Kokrajhar HPC in the Parliamentary elections held in June last.
The Sidli LAC saw a triangular contest,and UPPL candidate, Nirmal Kumar Brahma, backed by the NDA alliance, has been being elected to the Assam assembly defeating nearest contestant BPF candidate.
Brahma was former MCLA of Bodoland Territorial Council,and presently president of the Chirang district committee of UPPL party.
After electing as MLA of the Sidli constituency, Brahma extended sincere thanks to all voters of the constituency,and party leaders, workers including party president and the chief executive member of Bodoland Territorial Region, Pramod Boro, said that the winning in the Sidli LAC is people’s winning.He said that peoples cutting across the communities extended support and voted in favour of UPPL candidate, backed by the NDA alliance, and accordingly won the bye election in a huge margin of votes.He has extended his sincere thanks to the chief minister of Assam, Himanta Biswa Sarma, BJP president, Bhabesh Kalita and NDA alliance leaders for their bold leadership while taking necessary efforts to win the bye elections.He has wished to work for all round development of the constituency amongst the citizens in days to come.
” I’m thanking my party leaders, workers and NDA leaders through which I today get elected to the Assam Legislative Assembly representing the Sidli LAC.I wish to render services for social integration as well all round development of the peoples days come to ahead “, Brahma added.
Pramod Boro,the chief executive member of Bodoland Territorial Region and UPPL president,has congratulated to Nirmal Kumar Brahma on the winning of the Sidli constituency in the bye-election today.
CEM Boro while extending thanks to the people of Sidli constituency, said that peoples cutting across the communities have faith on UPPL party and NDA alliance,and accordingly party’s candidate received huge support in the bye election.He also extended his since thanks to all dedicated party of the NDA alliance partners on the remarkably victory in Sidli.
” II take this privilege to extend congratulations to all the dedicated party workers of the UPPL+BJP+AGP alliance on the remarkable victory in Sidli. Heartfelt gratitude to the people of Sidli for your immense love and unwavering support for the NDA. This success stands as a testament to our continuous journey of peace, progress, and good governance”, Boro said.
He also extended his sincere thanks to BJP National President,JP Nadda, Assam chief minister, Himanta Biswa Sarma on the remarkably victory in the assembly by-elections in the state of Assam.
” My heartfelt felicitations & congratulations to Hon’ble BJP National President Shri J.P.Nadda Ji on the resounding NDA victory in #Maharashtra! The landslide victory in Maharashtra is a testament to your tireless hardwork & astute organisational acumen. Your leadership of NDA, in line with Adarniya PM Shri Modi Ji’s vision of “Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas”, continues to inspire”, Boro added.
Meanwhile, AGP candidate in Bongaigaon LAC, Deeptimoyee Choudhury won the bye election defeating Congress candidate Brajenjit Singha in margin of over 32,252 votes.
Choudhury got 70478 votes while Singha received 38,225 votes in the election.
