At Shri Shri Maa Kalyani Devalaya in Dipora, Chief Minister Dr. Himanta Biswa Sarma prayed to start his third day of the Jana Ashirwad Yatra. Thousands of people traveled the 19-kilometer distance from Gohpur Co-District to visit the Chief Minister. Speaking to the public in front of the State Bus Stand at Gohpur as part of the Yatra, Dr. Sarma stated, “The world’s second-largest river tunnel route will be constructed from Gohpur to Bokakhat-Numaligarh, with facilities allowing vehicles to run alongside trains.”” The region will become a tourist destination as a result of this incredible tunnel, which will improve the financial circumstances of the local populace.
“Shahid Kanaklata Baruah University has been established in Gohpur, and a Nursing Training Center is already operational at Barangabari,” he stated, emphasizing other development measures. If you vote the BJP, we promise to work four times as hard this time.” The Chief Minister was blessed by thousands of residents who had gathered in Chengmara, Kalabari, and Howazan after his speech to the populace in the Bihpuria constituency. Earlier in the morning, Dr. Sarma gave flowers to the sculptures of the martyrs Mukunda Kakati and Kanaklata Baruah at Barangabari.

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