Exodus from Congress: Bhupen Kumar Borah's Resignation Sends Ripples in Assam
Bhupen Kumar Borah, former chief of Assam's Congress unit, has resigned ahead of the state's assembly polls. Citing neglect by the party leadership, Borah expressed concerns for Congress's future. Though he announced no immediate plans to join another party, meetings suggest ongoing political dialogues.
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In a significant development for Assam's political landscape, Bhupen Kumar Borah has resigned from the Congress party, according to reliable sources. The departure of the former state unit chief comes in the lead-up to impending assembly elections in the region.
Borah, who led the Assam Congress unit from 2021 to 2025, conveyed his resignation to Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge early this morning. The veteran politician announced his decision, citing being 'ignored' by the party's leadership and expressing his deep concerns for the party's direction.
While Borah has dismissed notions of leaving due to personal conflicts, he highlighted the lack of formal offers from other political entities. He emphasized, however, that discussions with Raijor Dal president Akhil Gogoi have occurred, hinting at potential shifts in Assam's political dynamics.
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