Delhi Government Education Minister and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) senior leader Atishi Marlena arrived in Margherita for an election campaign.
She came to support Manoj Dhanowar, the candidate for the 13th Dibrugarh Lok Sabha constituency.
Accompanying her were AAP state president Dr Bhaben Choudhary, AAP North East in-charge Rajesh Sharma, and members of the AAP Margherita committee, Yuva Shakti Tinsukia district committee, Mahila Shakti.
Over 2000 AAP members and workers were also present. Marlena was welcomed with a grand motorcycle rally from Margherita Makum Pather to Margherita Central Field.
In her speech, she criticised the BJP-led Union and State Governments for their failure to fulfill the promises they made to the people of Assam.
Also Read: Delhi Government Education Minister and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) senior leader Atishi Marlena arrived in Margherita for an election campaign.
She came to support Manoj Dhanowar, the candidate for the 13th Dibrugarh Lok Sabha constituency.
Accompanying her were AAP state president Dr Bhaben Choudhary, AAP North East in-charge Rajesh Sharma, and members of the AAP Margherita committee, Yuva Shakti Tinsukia district committee, Mahila Shakti.
Over 2000 AAP members and workers were also present. Marlena was welcomed with a grand motorcycle rally from Margherita Makum Pather to Margherita Central Field.
In her speech, she criticised the BJP-led Union and State Governments for their failure to fulfill the promises they made to the people of Assam.
The Aam Aadmi Party strongly opposes the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) and this is an important issue for it in the Lok Sabha polls in Assam, senior party leader Atishi said here on Tuesday.
Speaking to reporters, she said that when the government was unable to give jobs and houses to its own people "then why should they bring people from other countries and create problems?"
"This will be a major issue that we are going to raise during our campaign for the two Lok Sabha seats in Assam," she said.
Atishi, who is the education minister of Delhi, is in Assam on a three-day visit to campaign for the party's Dibrugarh candidate Monoj Dhanowar and Sonitpur nominee Rishiraj Kaundinya.
The Aam Aadmi Party strongly opposes the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) and this is an important issue for it in the Lok Sabha polls in Assam, senior party leader Atishi said here on Tuesday.
Speaking to reporters, she said that when the government was unable to give jobs and houses to its own people "then why should they bring people from other countries and create problems?"
"This will be a major issue that we are going to raise during our campaign for the two Lok Sabha seats in Assam," she said.
Atishi, who is the education minister of Delhi, is in Assam on a three-day visit to campaign for the party's Dibrugarh candidate Monoj Dhanowar and Sonitpur nominee Rishiraj Kaundinya.