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AGP announces 7 candidates

Finally, AGP has announced the list of seven candidates for the upcoming Lok Sabha polls slated for April 7, 12 and 24.

Party president Prafulla Kumar Mahanta formally announced the list after a brain storming session of the steering committee meeting at the party headquarters.

Outgoing Rajya Sabha MP Birendra Prasad Biashya will contest from Guwahati while Phani Bhushan Chaudhury will contest from Barpeta.

Dr Arun Sarma will contest from Koliabor while Hariprasad Dihingia got party ticket to contest from Lakhimpur.

The regional party has fielded Pradeep Hazarika from Jorhat allowing Anup Phukan from Dibrugarh. Mridula Borkotoky will contest from Nagaon two days after she joined the party.

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