SURAT: In the midst of hectic politicking just ahead of the crucial Gujarat Assembly Elections early next month, Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, who is designated as one of the star campaigners for the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), has addressed three poll rallies in the state so far.
While interacting with the party workers, the Assam CM has urged them to work hard to ensure a massive victory in the upcoming polls.
Talking to a news persons, CM Sarma said, "We need to ensure that there is a win for BJP in Gujarat and that too a massive one because Gujarat has always led the way for the country."
While underling the relevance of the Assembly polls in the state and its significance for the 2024 General Elections, Himanta Biswa Sarma said, "The Gujarat elections will have a massive impact on the upcoming Lok Sabha elections."
He added, "This election result will create an ecosystem, which is very very critical for the general election and thereby vital for us to ensure Narendra Modi returns as the nation's Prime Minister for the third time in a row. It is important for the electorate of Gujarat to vote in huge numbers for BJP."
CM Sarma who is widely known for his aggressiveness in poll campaigns launched another attack at Rahul Gandhi. He said, "There is a weird pattern that I have seen in recent that Rahul Gandhi does not campaign for his party. If there is a cricket match in Guwahati you will find Rahul Gandhi in Gujarat. He will be padded and sitting with a bat but will not come on the ground and play."
Exuding confidence over his party's win in the ensuing polls, the Assam CM stated that his party will be at the top of the tally while the others will be settling in the second and third spots.
"The BJP will be the top party in the state it is a battle between the Congress and the Aam Aadmi Party for the second and third spot. They are no contest to us," he added.
It may be mentioned here that the BJP has been in power in Gujarat for more than 25 years now with Prime Minister Narendra Modi being the longest-serving Chief Minister of the state.
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