The Assam manifesto for the 2026 elections puts development and identity at the centre. The BJP says it wants a secure and strong Assam. At the same time, it highlights jobs, flood control and infrastructure.
Moreover, the party claims it built this plan after taking public feedback. Now, it promises to deliver everything within five years.
31 Promises Explained in Detail
Identity, Land & Culture
1. Remove illegal immigrants
The government plans faster detection using existing laws. It also aims to push back illegal entrants quickly. This move targets long-standing concerns in Assam.
2. Clear encroached land
Authorities will identify illegal occupation across the state. Then, they will remove encroachers in phases. The goal is to free public land.
3. Land rights for citizens
Under Mission Basundhara, genuine residents will get land ownership. This will help many landless families. It also brings legal clarity.
4. Protect religious lands
Encroachment from Satras, Namghars and temples will be cleared. The aim is to preserve cultural identity. It also strengthens traditional institutions.
5. Develop heritage sites
Sites like Madhupur Satra and Talatal Ghar will be upgraded. Tourism will get a boost. Facilities for visitors will improve.
Law & Policy
6. Uniform Civil Code (UCC)
The party will work towards a common civil law. However, tribal areas will stay excluded. It aims for legal uniformity.
7. Law on “Love Jihad”
A new law may target forced conversions through marriage. The focus will be on protection and strict action.
8. Action on “Land Jihad”
Illegal land grabbing will face stricter checks. Sensitive areas will be monitored closely. Enforcement will be tightened.
Infrastructure Push
9. ₹5 lakh crore investment
A huge fund will support development projects. Roads, industries and logistics will benefit. This aims to boost the economy.
10. Siliguri–Shillong–Silchar expressway
This highway will improve regional connectivity. Travel time will reduce. Trade movement will also increase.
11. Brahmaputra tunnel
An underwater road and rail tunnel is planned. It will connect both sides of Assam. Travel will become easier year-round.
12. Guwahati Ring Road
Traffic congestion in the city will reduce. Movement inside Guwahati will improve. It supports urban growth.
13. Guwahati–Tinsukia expressway
This route will connect Upper Assam faster. It helps trade and daily travel. Dibrugarh will benefit directly.
Connectivity & Transport
14. New Vande Bharat trains
Faster trains will run on major routes. Passenger comfort will improve. Rail travel will become more efficient.
15. New airports
Airports will come up in several regions. This improves connectivity to remote areas. Tourism may grow.
16. Water Metro system
River transport will be introduced in key cities. It reduces pressure on roads. It is also eco-friendly.
17. River logistics hubs
Cargo movement through rivers will increase. Transport costs may drop. Business activity will rise.
Flood Control
18. Badh Mukt Assam Mission
The government will invest ₹18,000 crore. The aim is long-term flood control. It targets yearly flood damage.
19. Strong embankments
Old embankments will be rebuilt. Modern technology will be used. Flood protection will improve.
20. River dredging
Rivers will be cleaned and deepened. Water flow will improve. Flood risks may reduce.
21. Flood monitoring teams
Youth volunteers will monitor embankments. Early warning systems will improve. Local response will be faster.
Jobs & Economy
22. 2 lakh government jobs
The state will recruit in large numbers. Vacant posts will be filled. Youth employment will rise.
23. Support for startups
Young people will get up to ₹5 lakh. This helps small businesses grow. Self-employment gets a push.
24. ₹25,000 for graduates
Fresh graduates will receive support money. It helps during job preparation. Financial pressure reduces.
25. Industry hiring support
Companies will get subsidies per worker. This encourages job creation. Investment may increase.
Education
26. Free education for poor
Students from poor families will study free. It covers school to higher education. Access improves.
27. Upgrade 1,000 schools
Schools will get better infrastructure. Modern tools will be added. Learning quality improves.
28. 70,000 teacher recruitment
Teacher shortages will be addressed. More hiring improves classrooms. Student support increases.
29. Education City
A large education hub will be built. It may include global universities. Higher education expands.
Welfare & Society
30. Orunodoi scheme expansion
Monthly aid will increase to ₹3,000. More families will be included. It supports poor households.
31. Women-run canteens
“Aair Pakghor” will open in districts. Women will get jobs. Affordable food will be available.
Conclusion
The Assam manifesto blends development with identity-focused policies. While it highlights jobs, infrastructure and welfare, it also puts strong emphasis on flood control and land issues.
Ultimately, the real impact of these 31 promises will depend on how voters respond. The final verdict will be clear once polling concludes in April.