Archive · 22 Dec 2025
Modi Launches Assam Projects, Targets Congress
Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Assam for two days and launched many big projects worth Rs 15,600 crore.
He started the construction of a new fertiliser factory that will make a lot of urea, which helps plants grow.
He also opened a new airport terminal and talked to students about their studies.
Modi also honoured the martyrs of the Assam Agitation, a movement against illegal immigrants.
He accused the Congress party of encouraging illegal immigrants to settle in Assam and not caring about the development of the state.
The Congress party, however, said that the BJP has not done enough to implement the Assam Accord and protect the interests of the people.
Modi's visit was seen as a way to prepare for the upcoming state elections in 2026.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched projects worth Rs 15,600 crore during his two-day visit to Assam.
He laid the foundation stone for a Rs 10,601-crore ammonia-urea plant in Dibrugarh, which will have an annual urea production capacity of 12.7 lakh metric tonnes and is scheduled for commissioning in 2030.
Modi inaugurated a new Rs 4,000-crore terminal at the Lokapriya Gopinath Bardoloi International Airport and interacted with 25 students during a 'Pariksha Pe Charcha' programme aboard a cruise ship on the Brahmaputra.
He paid homage to the 860 martyrs of the Assam Agitation and accused the Congress of encouraging illegal infiltration and not caring about the development of Assam.
The Congress party questioned the BJP's record on implementing the Assam Accord and protecting the interests of the people, alleging that the BJP is diverting attention from their failures.
- Who
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Assam government, BJP, Congress
- What
- Launch of projects worth Rs 15,600 crore, including a fertiliser plant, airport terminal, and interactions with students and martyrs
- When
- Sunday (specific date not mentioned), during a two-day visit to Assam
- Where
- Assam, including Guwahati, Namrup, and Dibrugarh
- Why
- To boost infrastructure, target the Congress on multiple issues, and set the stage for the 2026 Assembly polls in Assam
BJP Government
Congress Government
Infiltration and National Security
BJP Government
The BJP government is protecting Assam's identity and honour by resisting illegal infiltration and promoting anti-national thinking. They are working to free the state's resources from illegal and anti-national encroachment.
Congress Government
The Congress insists that action must follow the Assam Accord, including detection and deportation of those who entered after March 24, 1971. They question the BJP's failures in implementing the NRC and Clause 6 of the Assam Accord.
Development and Welfare
BJP Government
The BJP government has been focusing on infrastructure development, industrial growth, and farmer welfare. They have increased urea production and are modernizing old factories.
Congress Government
The Congress alleges that the BJP is diverting attention from their failures and not addressing the core issues of the people.
- Total Projects Launched
- Rs 15,600 crore
- Airport Terminal Cost
- Rs 4,000 crore
- Fertiliser Plant Cost
- Rs 10,601 crore
- Annual Urea Production Capacity
- 12.7 lakh metric tonnes
- Project Commissioning Year
- 2030
- Location of Fertiliser Plant
- Namrup, Dibrugarh district, Assam
- Martyrs Honoured
- 860 martyrs of the Assam Agitation
- Pariksha Pe Charcha Participants
- 25 students
Sources
PM Unveils Rs 10,601-cr Fertiliser Plant In Assam, Unit To Be Commissioned By 2030
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'Anti-National Activities': PM Modi Launches Sharp Attack on Congress at Assam Rally - Top Points
PM Modi says his govt committed to protecting farmers’ interests
'New Chapter Begins': PM Modi Performs Bhoomi Pujan For ₹10,600-Crore Fertiliser Project In Assam
Modi sets mood for 2026 Assam polls
Modi renews infiltration attack on Congress in Assam as NRC and Clause 6 draw fire
