During an election rally in Gogamukh, Dhemaji district, Prime Minister Narendra Modi accused the Congress party of planning to enact a 'dangerous communal law' in Assam if they win the upcoming assembly elections. He urged voters to be cautious, alleging that Congress aims to revive a previously proposed communal violence law that could unfairly target the majority community. Modi stated that the BJP's governance over the last decade has led to significant improvements in the state, asserting that the party is set for a third consecutive term, which he described as a 'hat-trick' of victories. In contrast, he claimed that Congress would face a 'hat-trick' of defeats. Modi's comments were a direct response to Assam Congress president Gaurav Gogoi's recent promise of stringent hate speech legislation. Modi criticized Congress for supporting divisive politics and alleged that they have facilitated illegal immigration that threatens the rights of indigenous populations in Assam. He highlighted the BJP's manifesto, which includes 31 promises aimed at driving development and industrialization in the state, asserting that the BJP delivers on its commitments.