Villagers in Parimal Suklabaidya's constituency call for election boycott over bad roads

State Minister Parimal Suklabaidya's bid for the Silchar Lok Sabha constituency faces challenges as calls for vote boycott resonate in remote villages, particularly within his own assembly constituency of Dholai.

 Residents of Madhya Dholai's Rukni GP's Nageshwar Hill are among those advocating for a poll boycott due to poor road conditions, despite efforts by BJP workers and supporters to mobilize voters. Despite promises made by Minister Suklabaidya, residents express frustration over the lack of progress in road construction, leading to discontent and disillusionment among thousands in the village.

As Minister Parimal Suklabaidya campaigns across seven assembly constituencies, BJP's efforts to secure his victory intensify. However, the growing sentiment of boycott in Dholai underscores the challenges faced by the party in addressing local grievances, particularly regarding infrastructure.

 The failure to fulfill promises on road construction not only undermines the Minister's credibility but also highlights the disconnect between political aspirations and the pressing needs of rural communities.