HT Correspondent
MARGHERITA, April 28: Bhaskar Sharma, the 83rd Margherita Constituency MLA, has launched an electrifying campaign for the upcoming 2025 panchayat elections, energizing the region with a series of dynamic rallies across Bhitorpawoi and Kumarpatty Gaon Panchayats. His marathon campaign has drawn hundreds of enthusiastic BJP supporters, turning the area into a hub of excitement and optimism as the electoral showdown nears.
With the panchayat elections seen as a crucial prelude to the 2026 assembly polls, all political parties are pulling out all the stops, and Margherita is no exception. The outcome of these elections is expected to shape the future of both the ruling and opposition parties.
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Under Sharma’s dynamic leadership, the BJP has left no stone unturned in captivating voters with its achievements and future vision. At the heart of his campaign, Sharma passionately highlighted the transformative development initiatives spearheaded by both the state and central BJP-led governments.
Sharma has rallied support for BJP and alliance candidates, including Nibhajyoti Phukan, who is contesting for the Margherita Zila Parishad, and Binod Munda, running for the Anchalik Panchayat in Bhitorpawoi Gaon. His speeches have resonated deeply with the crowd, igniting waves of enthusiasm throughout the region.
The response from the public has been overwhelmingly positive, with massive turnouts at every rally. The festive atmosphere has been further fueled by many men and women, inspired by the BJP’s policies, joining the party during the campaign, marking a significant boost to the BJP’s grassroots strength.
As the panchayat elections draw nearer, Margherita is buzzing with hope and momentum, with the BJP’s vibrant campaign, led by Bhaskar Sharma, setting the gold standard for political dynamism in the region. The campaign is not just about elections—it’s a celebration of progress, unity, and a brighter future for Margherita.
During the campaign, several senior BJP leaders from Margherita were in attendance, including Bhim Karmakar, Satya Borkatoky, Suman Khalen, and Jyoti Gogoi, along with leaders from the Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha.
