Hagrama demands audit of UPPL’s 'mission and vision' funds; asserts BPF's win in BTC polls

With the Bodoland Territorial Council (BTC) elections approaching, the opposition Bodoland People’s Front (BPF) has intensified its grassroots outreach. 

A massive workers’ meeting was held today at Habrubil UN Brahma Field in Gosaingaon, organized by the women's wing and the Bodoland Students' Union (BSU) of the 5 No. Saraibil constituency.

BPF chief Hagrama Mohilary was the central figure at the event. In a sharp attack on the ruling United People's Party Liberal (UPPL), Mohilary told reporters, “If an audit is done, everything will be clear about what the UPPL has done for BTC. In the name of ‘Mission and Vision,’ the extent of financial misappropriation will come to light. This time, we will win with an absolute majority—Pramod Boro is crying now.”

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He also claimed that the UPPL is rapidly losing public support and expressed confidence that the BPF is on track to form the next BTC government.

The meeting witnessed enthusiastic participation, including from local leader Sonaram Mushahary of Gosaingaon.