The BJP led alliance is set to form government again in the state of Assam as the Assam Assembly Election Results 2021 are being updated. The NDA alliance led by the ruling party Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) looks set to win comfortably over the Grand Alliance led by the Indian National Congress (INC) in Assam. The BJP led NDA has won 76 seats in the Assam Assembly Elections 2021, the INC led Grand Alliance has won in 49 seats with the remaining lone seat going to the non-allied party of Raijor Dal (RD).

The elections in Assam were held in 3 phases on 27^th March, 1^st April and 6^th April. The polling turnout in Assam were 79.93%, 80.96% and 82.33% in the 1^st, 2^nd and 3^rd phases respectively. The ruling party BJP contested 92 seats and its alliance Asom Gana Parishad fought 26 seats. On the Grand Alliance front, Congress fought for 94 seats and its ally AIUDF competed for victory in 14 seats.

The BJP led alliance with Asom Gana Parishad (AGP), the United People’s Party Liberal (UPPL) and the Gana Suraksha Party (GSP) – the allies of BJP mainly represent the Bodo and Sarania companies respectively. The Grand Alliance led by the Indian National Congress which was dubbed as “Mahajot” comprises of the All India United Democratic Front (AIUDF), Bodoland People’s Front (BDF), the Communist Party of India [Marxist] (CPI (M)), CPI (Marxist & Leninist) and Anchalik Gana Morcha (AGM). The NDA has had to deal with attacks from 2 fronts in the Assam elections, one challenge was posed by the INC led Grand Alliance and its minority supported allied parties of AIUDF and BDF. The other challenge for the NDA was from strong and newly formed regional parties of Assam Jatiya Parishad (AJP) and the Raijor Dal (RD) a party that was formed out of the protests against the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) that swept Assam in 2019. Raijor Dal President Akhil Gogoi won the Sibasagar seat while being jailed.

The counting began at 8AM in the state of Assam at 331 counting halls spread throughout the state. Strict health protocols were followed during the counting process which took place during the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic crisis in the country. A 3 tier security system was also arranged at all the counting halls to ensure maximum security and smooth functioning of the counting process. The results were declared slowly throughout the day for each seat and the final results declared late at night on 2^nd May. The ruling party of BJP was looking to create history and it seems like it has succeeded in doing so by becoming the only non-Congress government to win consecutive terms in Assam.

In spite of strong resistance against the BJP for the implementation of CAA in Assam, the party managed to win on the power of benefit and development schemes while avoiding the CAA during campaigning. Also, there is no clarity on who will become the Chief Minister in Assam, while all major BJP players including current Chief Minister Sarbananda Soonwal who won after re-elections. BJP Assam Chief Ranjeet Das claimed the NDA will win over 83 seats in the state after the party had earlier claimed to secure victory in 100+ seats, the BJP led NDA has only won 76 seats in total so it remains to be seen who will be appointed CM of Assam but one fact that is know is that the next CM will be from BJP.

Assam Assembly Elections Results 2021: List of Winners

1. Abhayapuri North: Abdul Batin Khandakar (Congress)  
2. Abhayapuri South: Pradip Sarkar (Congress)
3. Algapur: Nijam Uddin Choudhury (AIUDF)
4. Amguri: Prodip Hazarika (AGP)
5. Badarpur –  Abdul Aziz (AIUDF)
6. Baghbar – Sherman Ali Ahmed (Congress)
7. Baithalangso – Rupsing Teron (BJP)
8. Barama –  Bhupen Baro (UPPL)
9. Barchalla – Ganesh Kumar Limbu (BJP)
10. Barhampur – Jitu Goswami (BJP)
11. Barkhetri – Diganta Barman (Congress)
12. Barkhola – Misbahul Islam Laskar (Congress)
13. Barpeta – Abdur Rahim Ahmed (Congress)
14. Batadroba – Sibamoni Bora (Congress)
15. Behali –  Ranjit Dutta (BJP)
16. Bhabanipur –  Phanidhar Talukdar (AIUDF)
17. Bihpuria – Amiya Kumar Bhuyan (BJP)
18. Bijni – Phanin Boro (UPPL)
19. Bilasipara East –  Samsul Huda (AIUDF)
20. Bilasipara West – Hafiz Bashir Ahmed (AIUDF)
21. Biswanath – Promod Borthakur (BJP)
22. Bokajan – Numal Momin (BJP)
23. Bokakhat – Atul Bora (AGP)
24. Boko – Nandita Das (Congress)
25. Bongaigaon – Phani Bhusan Choudhury (AGP)
26. Chabua – Ponakan Baruah (AGP)
27. Chapaguri – Urkhao Gwra Brahma (UPPL)
28. Chaygaon – Rekibuddin Ahmed (Congress) 
29. Chenga – Ashraful Hussain (AIUDF)
30. Dalgaon – Mazibur Rahman (AIUDF)
31. Dergaon – Bhabendra Nath Bharali (AGP)
32. Dhakuakhana – Naba Kumar Doley (BJP)
33. Dharmapur – Chandra Mohan Patowary (BJP)
34. Dhekiajuli – Ashok Singhal (BJP)
35. Dhemaji – Ranoj Pegu (BJP)
36. Dhing – Aminul Islam (AIUDF)
37. Dholai – Parimal Sukla Baidya (BJP)
38. Dhubri – Nazrul Hoque (AIUDF)
39. Dibrugarh – Prasanta Phukan  (BJP)
40. Digboi – Suren Phukan (BJP)
41. Diphu – Bidya Sing Engleng (BJP)
42. Dispur – Atul Bora (BJP)
43. Doom Dooma – Rupesh Gowala (BJP)
44. Dudhnai – Jadab Swargiary (Congress)
45. Duliajan  – Terash Gowala (BJP)
46. Gauhati East – Siddhartha Bhattacharya (BJP)
47. Gauhati West – Ramendra Narayan Kalita (AGP)
48. Gauripur  – Nizanur Rahman (AIUDF)
49. Goalpara East – Abul Kalam Rasheed Alam (Congress)
50. Goalpara West – Abdur Rashid Mandal (Congress)
51. Gohpur – Utpal Borah (BJP)
52. Golaghat  – Ajanta Neog (BJP)
53. Golakganj – Abdus Sobahan Ali Sarkar (Congress)
54. Gossaigaon – Majendra Narzary (BOPF)
55. Haflong –  Nandita Gorlosa (BJP)
56. Hailakandi – Zakir Hussain Laskar (AIUDF)
57. Hajo – Suman Haripriya (BJP)
58. Hojai – Debabrata Saha (Congress)
59. Howraghat – Darsing Ronghang (BJP)
60. Jagiroad – Pijush Hazarika (BJP)
61. Jaleswar – Aftab Uddin Mollah (Congress)
62. Jalukbari – Himanta Biswa Sarma (BJP)
63. Jamunamukh – Siraj Uddin Ajmal (AIUDF)
64. Jania – Rafiqul Islam (AIUDF)
65. Jonai – Bhuban Pegu (BJP)
66. Jorhat – Hitendra Nath Goswami (BJP)
67. Kalaigaon – Madhu Ram Deka (BJP)
68. Kaliabor –  Keshab Mahanta (AGP)
69. Kamalpur – Diganta Kalita (BJP)
70. Karimganj North – Kamalakhya Dey Purkayastha (Congress)
71. Karimganj South – Siddeque Ahmed (Congress)
72. Katigora – Khalil Uddin Mazumder  (Congress)
73. Katlichera – Suzam Uddin Laskar (AIUDF)
74. Khumtai  – Mrinal Saikia (BJP)
75. Kokrajhar East – Lawrence Islary (UPPL)
76. Kokrajhar West – Rabiram Narzary (BOPF)
77. Laharighat – Siddique Ahmed (IND)
78. Lahowal – Binod Hazarika (BJP)
79. Lakhimpur – Joy Prakash Das (J P)  – Congress
80. Lakhipur – Kaushik Rai (BJP)
81. Lumding – Sibu Misra (BJP)
82. Mahmara – Jogen Mohan (BJP)
83. Majbat – Charan Boro (BOPF)
84. Majuli – Sarbananda Sonowal (BJP)
85. Mangaldoi – Basanta Das  (Congress)
86. Margherita – Bhaskar Sharma (BJP)
87. Mariani – Rupjyoti Kurmi (Congress)
88. Marigaon – Rama Kanta Dewri  (BJP)
89. Moran – Chakradhar Gogoi (BJP)
90. Naharkatia – Taranga Gogoi (BJP)
91. Nalbari  – Jayanta Malla Baruah (BJP)
92. Naoboicha – Bharat Chandra Narah (Congress)
93. Nazira – Debabrata Saikia (Congress)
94. Nowgong – Rupak Sarmah  (BJP)
95. Palasbari – Hemanga Thakuria (BJP)
96. Panery – Biswajit Daimary (BJP)
97. Patacharkuchi – Ranjeet Kumar Dass (BJP)
98. Patharkandi – Krishnendu Paul (BJP)
99. Raha – Sashi Kanta Das (Congress)
100. Rangapara – Krishna Kamal Tanti (BJP)
101. Rangiya – Bhabesh Kalita (BJP)
102. Ratabari – Bijoy Malakar (BJP)
103. Rupohihat – Nurul Huda  (Congress)
104. Sadiya – Bolin Chetia (BJP)
105. Salmara South – Wazed Ali Choudhury (Congress)
106. Samaguri – Rakibul Hussain  (Congress)
107. Sarukhetri – Jakir Hussain Sikdar (Congress)
108. Sarupathar – Biswajit Phukan (BJP)
109. Sibsagar – Akhil Gogoi (IND-RD)
110. Sidli  – Joyanta Basumatary (UPPL)
111. Silchar – Dipayan Chakraborty (BJP)
112. Sipajhar – Paramananda Rajbongshi (BJP)
113. Sonai  – Aminul Haque Laskar (BJP)
114. Sonari – Dharmeswar Konwar (BJP)
115. Sootea  – Padma Hazarika (BJP)
116. Sorbhog – Manoranjan Talukdar (CPM)
117. Tamulpur  – Leho Ram Boro (UPPL)
118. Teok – Renupoma Rajkhowa (AGP)
119. Tezpur – Prithiraj Rava (AGP)
120. Thowra – Sushanta Borgohain (Congress)
121. Tingkhong – Bimal Borah (BJP)
122. Tinsukia – Sanjoy Kishan (BJP)
123. Titabar – Bhaskar Jyoti Baruah (Congress)
124. Udalguri – Gobinda Chandra Basumatari (UPPL)
125. Udharbond – Mihir Kanti Shome (BJP)