BPF will win BTC alone, no alliance in 2025: Hagrama Mohilary declares at mega rally

In a high-energy workers’ meet held in his home turf of Deborgaon, Bodoland People's Front (BPF) supremo Hagrama Mohilary made a bold proclamation — the BPF will contest the upcoming Bodoland Territorial Council (BTC) elections independently and form the next government on its own.

Addressing a massive crowd at Khengkhaibazar, Hultugaon, Mohilary asserted that the BPF has regained strong organisational strength across the Bodoland Territorial Region (BTR) and predicted a clear win with 25 to 26 seats in the council polls.

Rejecting speculation of any pre-poll tie-up, he said, “No alliance will be formed with any party. We will go solo and still form the government.”

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He rated BJP as the second strongest contender in the region, while bluntly declaring that the ruling United People’s Party Liberal (UPPL) has weakened significantly and “won’t win even a single seat.”

Mohilary forecasted that the BPF and UPPL will face off in Kokrajhar and Chirang, while Baksa and Udalguri will witness contests between the BPF and BJP.

Taking a dig at former BTC Deputy Chief Khampa Borgoyary and ex-Assam minister Chandan Brahma, both of whom joined UPPL, Mohilary said they are now “politically irrelevant and sidelined.”

With elections approaching, the BPF appears to be gearing up for a fierce comeback — signaling a heated political showdown in the BTR.