Celebrations erupted in Guwahati as Himanta Biswa Sarma marked BJP’s third straight win, calling the mandate a strong endorsement of governance, development and public trust across Assam.
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma celebrates with BJP leaders and supporters after the party’s third consecutive Assembly election victory, in Guwahati. | ANI video grab
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Monday hailed the BJP-led NDA’s victory in the Assembly elections as “historic and unprecedented”, as celebrations broke out in Guwahati with party leaders marking a third consecutive term in power.
Videos showed Sarma celebrating with colleagues, clapping and joining in as party workers gathered to mark the win.
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#WATCH | Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma celebrates third BJP win in Assembly elections, in Guwahati pic.twitter.com/ookSDZyCNg
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The Chief Minister said the verdict was a clear endorsement of the government’s focus on development and protection of Assam’s identity, along with continued trust in Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leadership.
“This is a historic and unprecedented victory and moment for Assam. I want to dedicate this win to the people of Assam because this verdict would not be possible without their support,” Sarma said while addressing reporters.
He added that the electorate had once again backed a governance model centred on development, stability and safeguarding the state’s cultural identity.
#WATCH | Guwahati | Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma, along with his party colleagues, celebrates BJP’s hattrick win in Assembly elections pic.twitter.com/0XKOvXVXwx
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Sarma said the scale of the victory was in line with the party’s expectations, pointing out that BJP had secured a clear majority on its own, reflecting wider acceptance among voters.
Taking a swipe at the opposition, he said the results showed that people had rejected divisive politics and instead supported a governance model based on delivery and performance.
#WATCH | Guwahati | Crackers being burst in celebration at the party HQ as the party workers celebrate the performance of the party in Assam and West Bengal Assembly Elections 2026 pic.twitter.com/SzzCsT9cQM
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Calling the mandate a responsibility, Sarma said the government would move ahead with renewed commitment, focusing on economic growth, infrastructure and improving social indicators.
He added that the development push had resonated with young voters looking for better opportunities and a stable future.
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