Congress releases third list of 22 candidates for Assam Assembly elections 2026

Congress releases third list of 22 candidates for Assam Assembly elections 2026

The Indian National Congress on March 19 released its third list of candidates for the upcoming Assam Assembly elections 2026, announcing nominees for 22 constituencies across the state.

India TodayNE
  • Mar 19, 2026,
  • Updated Mar 19, 2026, 8:06 PM IST

The Indian National Congress on March 19 released its third list of candidates for the upcoming Assam Assembly elections 2026, announcing nominees for 22 constituencies across the state.

According to an official press release issued by the party’s Central Election Committee, the candidates have been finalized for several key constituencies, including Kokrajhar (ST), Baokhungri, Parbatjhora, Dhubri, Jalashwar, Abhayapuri, Sidli-Chirang (ST), Chenga, Patacharkuchi, Baksa (ST), Tamulpur (ST), Udalguri (ST), Laharighat, Nagaon-Batadraba, Naduar, Rongapara, Lakhimpur, Dhakuakhana (ST), Makum, Khumtai, Howraghat (ST), and Algapur-Katlichera.

Among the candidates, Manik Ch. Brahma has been fielded from Kokrajhar (ST), MS. Sapali Marak from Baokhungri, MD Ashraful Islam Sheikh from Parbatjhora, MS. Babys Begum from Dhubri, and Aftab Uddin Mollah from Jalashwar. The list also includes names such as Pradip Sarkar, Matilal Narzary, Abdur Rahim Ahmed, Jakir Hussain Sikdar, Jagadish Madahi, Rafie Daimary, Soren Daimari, Dr. Asif Mohammad Nazar, Dr. Durlav Chamu, Sunil Chetry, Joyonto Khaound, Ghana Buragohain, Ananda Narah, Sibanath Chetia, Roselina Tirkey, Sanjeeb Teron, and Zubair Anam Mazumder.

13Kokrajhar (ST)Manik Ch. Brahma
24BaokhungriMS. Sapali Marak
35ParbatjhoraMD Ashraful Islam Sheikh
48DhubriMS. Babys Begum
512JalashwarAftab Uddin Mollah
616AbhayapuriPradip Sarkar
719Sidli-Chirang (ST)Matilal Narzary
823ChengaAbdur Rahim Ahmed
925PatacharkuchiJakir Hussain Sikdar
1042Baksa (ST)Jagadish Madahi
1143Tamulpur (ST)Rafie Daimary
1246Udalguri (ST)Soren Daimari
1353LaharighatDr. Asif Mohammad Nazar
1460Nagaon-BatadrabaDr. Durlav Chamu
1569NaduarSunil Chetry
1674RongaparaJoyonto Khaound
1776LakhimpurGhana Buragohain
1877Dhakuakhana (ST)Ananda Narah
1985MakumSibanath Chetia
20106KhumtaiMS. Roselina Tirkey
21109Howraghat (ST)Sanjeeb Teron
22122Algapur-KatlicheraZubair Anam Mazumder

The list was approved by the party’s Central Election Committee and issued by AICC General Secretary K.C. Venugopal. With this announcement, the Congress continues to firm up its electoral strategy while also engaging in alliance talks with other opposition parties ahead of the Assembly polls.

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