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BPF Seeks Written Alliance Pact While UPPL and BJP Gear Up for Bodoland Polls

With an August 12 deadline looming, parties have sharpened campaign pitches on land tenure reform, peace dividends, alliance commitments ahead of September’s council elections.

Overview

  • UPPL chief Pramod Boro has categorically ruled out any formal alliance with the BPF following differences over seat-sharing and trust issues.
  • BPF president Hagrama Mohilary said the party is open to talks but insists on a legally binding written pact to safeguard tribal interests.
  • BJP is contesting independently with high-profile rallies in Kokrajhar, Udalguri, and Orangajuli emphasizing reforms to ease colonial-era land document hurdles.
  • The All Bodo Students’ Union and allied tribal groups have set August 12 as the deadline for any UPPL-BPF unification ahead of candidate finalizations.
  • All contenders are invoking five years of peace under the BTR Accord and digital land-rights initiatives to bolster governance credentials.