We are profoundly blessed to have you as our Chief Minister. Your unwavering dedication, indomitable willpower, and farsighted vision are rare qualities that shine through every action you take.
The image of you walking through knee‑deep water and slush in the flood‑affected regions is not just a testament to your courage, but a living symbol of your commitment to stand shoulder‑to‑shoulder with the people in their hour of need. Such selfless service inspires confidence and hope in every citizen.
Your leadership is a beacon for emerging leaders, showing them that true governance is not about authority alone, but about compassion, resilience, and the willingness to endure hardships for the welfare of the people.
May your example continue to guide and inspire generations to come.
Traffic management in Guwahati is absolutely pathetic. There are no rules being followed by vehicles, and the situation has become chaotic. To restore order and ensure safety, top police officials must be physically present on the roads to enforce discipline and oversee proper, efficient traffic management.
The result is a double blow:
Sanitation crisis — foul smell, unhygienic conditions, and health risks for residents.
Traffic congestion — narrowed roads, blocked movement, and constant jams.
Public neglect — no lasting solution despite repeated complaints, showing how civic issues are allowed to fester. @ivijayguptabjp@gmc_guwahati@pramodsworld1
That Athgaon stretch has truly become a nightmare. The garbage pile is not just recurring — it feels permanent. This place has never been cleaned, and even the side roads are choked with waste. To add to the misery, unauthorized auto parking clogs the lanes, creating absolute chaos for commuters and pedestrians alike. @ivijayguptabjp@gmc_guwahati@pramodsworld1
You’ve captured the frustration perfectly — these foot overbridges are inaugurated with great fanfare, ribbon cuttings, speeches, and a lot of money spent on the ceremony. But once the cameras leave, there’s absolutely no maintenance.
Some of them have become so neglected that they literally reek with foul smells, making it impossible for pedestrians to even walk past without holding their breath. It’s a stark reminder that while funds are poured into showcasing new infrastructure, the everyday upkeep — the part that actually matters to citizens — is completely ignored.
This neglect not only defeats the purpose of building such facilities but also reflects a deeper indifference towards the people who rely on them daily.
@TheAshokSinghal Heartiest congratulations to you and to the BJP, ably led by the mass leader @himantabiswa , on the resounding victory in the Assembly elections.”
Rright now it feels like there’s no system in place and no accountability. Without strict enforcement, these “no-nonsense attitudes” spiral into chaos, making every commuter vulnerable.
A strong crackdown — consistent fines, vehicle checks, and visible patrolling — would send a clear message that lawlessness won’t be tolerated. Guwahati deserves safer roads, and it’s time for authorities to restore order before these hazards cause more irreversible damage.
It’s not just the drivers — the traffic police themselves often appear helpless in the face of this chaos. When buses block crossings, race for passengers, and stop wherever they please, the situation demands strong on‑ground enforcement.
The senior officials remain confined to their air‑conditioned offices, while the responsibility of managing unruly traffic falls on a few constables at junctions. Without visible leadership and active monitoring by higher‑ups, the system loses authority.
@jayanta_malla Heartiest congratulations to you on receiving the ticket for the elections in Nalbari. I wish you the very best and may success and good fortune always be with you.