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More supporters join BPF

By Hantigiri Narzary |

Over 350 more supporters from various parties including BJP, PCDR and BPPF again joined in the ruling BPF party at a programme here at Selekha bazaar and Sijouguri in two separate meeting in the presence of senior party leader and BTC executive member Rajib Brahma, ahead Assembly election early next year in Kokrajhar district on Saturday. 

PCDR and BPPF members joined the BPF under leadership of Bistu Basumatary, ex secretary of Jharbari primary Youth BPPF and BJP members was led by Nileswar Hazowary during the joining ceremony. 

Former Assam minister and MLA Pramila Rani Brahma, BTC executive member Rajib Brahma, party leaders welcomed newly joined members and felicitated with traditional Aronai. 

The newly joined members were given away party member form and took oath of party member.

Former minister Brahma said that her party was working for the welfare of the common publics. She has been stressing development and social integration saud that her party has been planning to gain more public welfare activities in the coming days. 

BTC executive member Rajib Brahma has also echoed development steps to give people's welfare in the region. 

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