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Assam BJP lights diyas and bursts firecrackers to mark Diwali at Guwahati office
✍️ ANI News
🗓 08 Nov 2026, 10:32 PM
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The Assam unit of the Bharatiya Janata Party marked Diwali by lighting diyas and setting off firecrackers inside its Guwahati office, ANI reported.
Guwahati, Assam – On Tuesday the state unit of the Bharatiya Janata Party observed the Hindu festival of Diwali within its Guwahati office premises. Party workers and local volunteers gathered to light traditional oil lamps (diyas) and ignite firecrackers, creating a festive atmosphere. The celebration was organized as a cultural event to mark the triumph of light over darkness, a core theme of Diwali.
According to the party’s local spokesperson, the gathering was attended by senior BJP leaders from the state, as well as grassroots members who participated in the rituals. The event also featured a short address emphasizing unity, social harmony and the party’s commitment to the welfare of Assam’s citizens.
The celebration was covered by ANI News, which noted that the BJP’s Diwali program adhered to local safety guidelines while allowing participants to enjoy the customary fireworks. No incidents or disruptions were reported during the proceedings.
The party’s Diwali observance aligns with its broader strategy of engaging with cultural festivals across India to connect with voters and reinforce its ideological narratives.
According to the party’s local spokesperson, the gathering was attended by senior BJP leaders from the state, as well as grassroots members who participated in the rituals. The event also featured a short address emphasizing unity, social harmony and the party’s commitment to the welfare of Assam’s citizens.
The celebration was covered by ANI News, which noted that the BJP’s Diwali program adhered to local safety guidelines while allowing participants to enjoy the customary fireworks. No incidents or disruptions were reported during the proceedings.
The party’s Diwali observance aligns with its broader strategy of engaging with cultural festivals across India to connect with voters and reinforce its ideological narratives.