Kokrajhar, April 09: In Kokrajhar, it wasn’t just another routine polling moment… it carried a bit of weight, a bit of signal.
BTC Chief Hagrama Mohilary cast his vote on Thursday alongside his wife, Sewli Mohilary, who is contesting from the Kokrajhar Assembly constituency on a BPF ticket.
The couple voted at Devoragaon Higher Secondary School, a polling station that briefly turned into a political focal point as supporters and local voters gathered around.
But it was Sewli Mohilary’s post-vote remarks that stood out, sharp, confident, almost declarative.
Her victory, she said, is “100 percent certain.”
No hesitation, no hedging.
Taking it a step further, she made it clear that her ambitions don’t stop at winning the seat. If elected, she intends to seek a ministerial position in the Assam Legislative Assembly — a statement that places her not just in the race, but already thinking beyond it.
It’s the kind of confidence that can energise a campaign… or invite scrutiny.
In a constituency like Kokrajhar, where political equations are layered and voter loyalties run deep, such assertions are often read as both strength and strategy. For the BPF, her candidacy carries the backing of a familiar power centre, with Hagrama Mohilary’s presence reinforcing continuity and influence in the region.
Meanwhile, polling across Assam continues amid tight security and steady voter turnout, with Kokrajhar emerging as one of the closely watched seats in this phase.
Also Read: From disruptions to discipline – How Assam’s polling has evolved over the years
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