Bhergaon District UPPL

01/10/2026

26/09/2026

A QUESTION THAT DESERVES AN ANSWER

When the thermal power project was proposed in Parbatjhora, Kokrajhar, it faced strong protests and opposition. Eventually, the project moved outside BTR and is now being developed in Dhubri.

Today, Hagrama Mohilary welcomes the same project and hopes that people from BTC will get jobs there.

So the question is simple:

If the project is good for our people today, why was it opposed when it was coming up in our own Bodoland?

The investment, jobs and economic opportunities could have been created inside BTR itself.

Listen to what our UPPL leaders have to say, look at what happened then and what is being said today, and draw your own conclusion.

Development should never become a victim of political rivalry.

24/09/2026

BPF नि EM Prakash Basumatary आरो बिथांनि लोगोसे थाफाग्रा गुन्दाफोरा Amlaguri , Champabati नि थागिबि Sangrang Moshahary खौ दाय गैयिआवनो बुनानै गालांदों। बिथांमोन्हा BPF नि सिगि सग' खालामना गादबना गोजोन गैयि थासारि आरोबाव लाबोफिन्नो नागिरनायखौ जों मालाबाबो लाय होया ।

13/09/2026

এযা ৰাইজে BPFক ক্ষমতালৈ অনাৰ পুৰস্কাৰ নেকি?

12/08/2026

A delegation of the United People’s Party Liberal (UPPL), led by Hon’ble Rajya Sabha MP Shri Pramod Boro, along with Hon’ble Rajya Sabha MP Shri Rwngwra Narzary and Hon’ble Lok Sabha MP Shri Jayanta Basumatary, met Hon’ble Prime Minister of India Shri Narendra Modi at Parliament House today.

The delegation held a meaningful discussion on issues of vital importance to BTR and Assam, with special emphasis on the speedy and complete implementation of all remaining clauses of the historic BTR Accord, signed in 2020 under the guidance of the Hon’ble Prime Minister.

The delegation particularly urged the Hon’ble Prime Minister for early passage of the 125th Constitutional Amendment Bill, including provisions concerning the Sixth Schedule and Article 280, to further strengthen and empower the Bodoland Territorial Council (BTR).

The leaders also drew attention to the recurring floods and erosion caused by rivers and streams flowing from Bhutan into BTR and sought appropriate long-term measures to address the problem. The severe flood situation affecting several districts of Upper Assam was also discussed, with a request for special intervention and support.

UPPL remains committed to pursuing the aspirations of the people of BTR at the highest levels of the Government and ensuring that the commitments of the BTR Accord are translated into action.