Archive · 19 Jun 2025
AIUDF to Revive 'Ekla Cholo' Strategy for 2026 Assam Elections
The AIUDF political party in Assam plans to run in the 2026 elections by itself, after being in an alliance with the Congress in the past.
They're focusing on winning around 35 seats where many Muslim voters live.
The party is against the BJP and doesn't want the BJP to win again.
They believe they can win in the areas they are focusing on, hoping to regain support from Bengali-speaking Muslims and win seats in the Assam Assembly elections.
AIUDF plans to revive its 'ekla cholo' (go-alone) strategy for the 2026 Assam Assembly elections.
The party aims to contest approximately 35 seats, focusing on constituencies with a significant Muslim population.
AIUDF will maintain its anti-BJP stance and will not support the BJP in forming a government.
The party believes it can put up serious contests in the identified seats.
AIUDF is prioritizing regaining support from the Bengali-speaking Muslim electorate.
- Who
- The All India United Democratic Front (AIUDF)
- What
- AIUDF will revive its 'ekla cholo' strategy for the 2026 Assam Assembly polls.
- When
- The decision is for the 2026 Assam Assembly elections.
- Where
- Assam
- Why
- To regain its support base and prevent the BJP-led NDA from returning to power.
AIUDF's Strategy
Other Parties' Strategies
Electoral Alliances
AIUDF's Strategy
Contesting on their own
Other Parties' Strategies
Joining an alliance with Congress
Post-Election Support
AIUDF's Strategy
Prioritizing anti-BJP stance
Other Parties' Strategies
Open to supporting BJP
- Party
- AIUDF
- Election
- 2026 Assam Assembly
- Strategy
- 'Ekla Cholo' (go-alone)
- Seats to Contest
- Around 35
- Focus
- Bengali-speaking Muslim electorate
- Political Stance
- Anti-BJP