As Assam approaches its Assembly elections, the Bodoland Territorial Region is witnessing a power struggle between two influential leaders: Hagrama Mohilary (Bodoland People's Front) and Pramod Boro (United People's Party Liberal). Mohilary, who has previously held significant power, is contesting 11 seats in alliance with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), while Boro's UPPL is independently contesting all 15 seats in the region. Mohilary emphasizes that his alliance will bring peace and development, claiming that the BJP will secure its four seats and the BPF will win the remaining 11. On the other hand, Boro argues that his party is focused on grassroots development and aims to win 10-12 seats. The political landscape in Assam is crucial, as the elections will take place on April 9, with results announced on May 4. This rivalry not only reflects the dynamics of Bodoland politics but could also influence the broader electoral outcome in Assam, where the Congress party is perceived to be struggling.