Archive · 14 Sep 2025
BPF and UPPL Release BTC Election Manifestos with Key Pledges
Two political parties, BPF and UPPL, are competing in an election.
They released detailed plans called manifestos, promising different things if they win.
BPF wants to provide land and help people get jobs.
UPPL has several schemes focusing on women, land rights, community development, education, and peace.
The parties are vying for control of the Bodoland Territorial Council (BTC) and are making various promises to voters.
BPF launched its manifesto on Saturday, making 98 promises.
UPPL unveiled its manifesto on Sunday, outlining five flagship schemes.
BPF pledged to 'triple' development efforts in BTC.
Mohilary, from BPF, criticized the UPPL candidate.
Both parties are vying for control of the BTC in the upcoming elections.
- Who
- BPF and UPPL
- What
- Launched election manifestos.
- When
- September 14th and 15th
- Where
- Kokrajhar and Titaguri, Assam
- Why
- To outline their plans and solicit votes for the upcoming BTC elections.
BPF
UPPL
Development Plans
BPF
BPF pledges 'triple' the development done in previous terms and emphasizes land rights and employment.
UPPL
UPPL highlights a five-scheme approach including support for women, land rights, community development, education, and a peace mission.
- Event
- BTC Elections
- Date of Manifesto Launch
- Saturday & Sunday, Sept 14-15
- Key Parties
- BPF and UPPL
- BPF Leader
- Hagrama Mohilary
- UPPL Leader
- Pramod Boro
- BPF Promises
- Land pattas, employment, women empowerment
- UPPL Promises
- Maa, Mati, Jati, Education, and Peace schemes
