Speculation Over National Ulama Council Candidate in Nagaon Assam State President Maulana Ubaidur Rahman Qasimi Likely to Be Fielded in By-Election Political activities surrounding the upcoming by-election to the Nagaon Lok Sabha constituency have intensified, with speculation growing in political circles over the possibility of the National Ulama Council fielding its Assam State President, Maulana Ubaidur Rahman Qasimi, as a candidate. According to information received, the National Ulama Council is seriously considering fielding its own candidate in the Nagaon Lok Sabha by-election with the objective of testing its organisational strength and public support in the constituency. In this context, the name of Maulana Ubaidur Rahman Qasimi has emerged as a possible candidate. However, no official announcement regarding Qasimi’s candidature has so far been made by the National Ulama Council. Therefore, the matter remains at the stage of political speculation and possibility. The candidature is expected to become clear only after the central leadership of the organisation takes a final decision. Meanwhile, political activities among various parties have already intensified in connection with the Nagaon Lok Sabha by-election. Different political groups have reportedly begun preparations regarding the selection of potential candidates, organisational meetings, public outreach campaigns and election strategies. Against this backdrop, the possibility of the National Ulama Council fielding its own candidate could introduce a new political equation in the constituency, according to discussions in political circles. Maulana Ubaidur Rahman Qasimi, as the Assam State President of the National Ulama Council, has been associated with the organisation’s activities and organisational affairs. If he is eventually announced as the candidate for the Nagaon Lok Sabha by-election, it would mark a significant development, with the organisation’s state-level leadership directly entering the electoral arena. Meanwhile, discussions regarding his possible candidature have reportedly begun in different parts of the Nagaon constituency. The actual electoral equations are expected to become clearer only after the election schedule is announced, candidate lists are finalised and the official positions of various political parties become known. For now, although speculation surrounding Maulana Ubaidur Rahman Qasimi’s possible candidature continues, it cannot be treated as a confirmed candidature until an official announcement is made. All eyes are now on the final decision of the National Ulama Council. Speculation Over National Ulama Council Candidate in Nagaon Assam State President Maulana Ubaidur Rahman Qasimi Likely to Be Fielded in By-Election Political activities surrounding the upcoming by-election to the Nagaon Lok Sabha constituency have intensified, with speculation growing in political circles over the possibility of the National Ulama Council fielding its Assam State President, Maulana Ubaidur Rahman Qasimi, as a candidate. According to information received, the National Ulama Council is seriously considering fielding its own candidate in the Nagaon Lok Sabha by-election with the objective of testing its organisational strength and public support in the constituency. In this context, the name of Maulana Ubaidur Rahman Qasimi has emerged as a possible candidate. However, no official announcement regarding Qasimi’s candidature has so far been made by the National Ulama Council. Therefore, the matter remains at the stage of political speculation and possibility. The candidature is expected to become clear only after the central leadership of the organisation takes a final decision. Meanwhile, political activities among various parties have already intensified in connection with the Nagaon Lok Sabha by-election. Different political groups have reportedly begun preparations regarding the selection of potential candidates, organisational meetings, public outreach campaigns and election strategies. Against this backdrop, the possibility of the National Ulama Council fielding its own candidate could introduce a new political equation in the constituency, according to discussions in political circles. Maulana Ubaidur Rahman Qasimi, as the Assam State President of the National Ulama Council, has been associated with the organisation’s activities and organisational affairs. If he is eventually announced as the candidate for the Nagaon Lok Sabha by-election, it would mark a significant development, with the organisation’s state-level leadership directly entering the electoral arena. Meanwhile, discussions regarding his possible candidature have reportedly begun in different parts of the Nagaon constituency. The actual electoral equations are expected to become clearer only after the election schedule is announced, candidate lists are finalised and the official positions of various political parties become known. For now, although speculation surrounding Maulana Ubaidur Rahman Qasimi’s possible candidature continues, it cannot be treated as a confirmed candidature until an official announcement is made. All eyes are now on the final decision of the National Ulama Council.

C&AC News 24x7ne

Local News Reporter Guwahati, Kamrup Metro•

57 min ago

Speculation Over National Ulama Council Candidate in Nagaon Assam State President Maulana Ubaidur Rahman Qasimi Likely to Be Fielded in By-Election Political activities surrounding the upcoming by-election to the Nagaon Lok Sabha constituency have intensified, with speculation growing in political circles over the possibility of the National Ulama Council fielding its Assam State President, Maulana Ubaidur Rahman Qasimi, as a candidate. According to information received, the National Ulama Council is seriously considering fielding its own candidate in the Nagaon Lok Sabha by-election with the objective of testing its organisational strength and public support in the constituency. In this context, the name of Maulana Ubaidur Rahman Qasimi has emerged as a possible candidate. However, no official announcement regarding Qasimi’s candidature has so far been made by the National Ulama Council. Therefore, the matter remains at the stage of political speculation and possibility. The candidature is expected to become clear only after the central leadership of the organisation takes a final decision. Meanwhile, political activities among various parties have already intensified in connection with the Nagaon Lok Sabha by-election. Different political groups have reportedly begun preparations regarding the selection of potential candidates, organisational meetings, public outreach campaigns and election strategies. Against this backdrop, the possibility of the National Ulama Council fielding its own candidate could introduce a new political equation in the constituency, according to discussions in political circles. Maulana Ubaidur Rahman Qasimi, as the Assam State President of the National Ulama Council, has been associated with the organisation’s activities and organisational affairs. If he is eventually announced as the candidate for the Nagaon Lok Sabha by-election, it would mark a significant development, with the organisation’s state-level leadership directly entering the electoral arena. Meanwhile, discussions regarding his possible candidature have reportedly begun in different parts of the Nagaon constituency. The actual electoral equations are expected to become clearer only after the election schedule is announced, candidate lists are finalised and the official positions of various political parties become known. For now, although speculation surrounding Maulana Ubaidur Rahman Qasimi’s possible candidature continues, it cannot be treated as a confirmed candidature until an official announcement is made. All eyes are now on the final decision of the National Ulama Council. Speculation Over National Ulama Council Candidate in Nagaon Assam State President Maulana Ubaidur Rahman Qasimi Likely to Be Fielded in By-Election Political activities surrounding the upcoming by-election to the Nagaon Lok Sabha constituency have intensified, with speculation growing in political circles over the possibility of the National Ulama Council fielding its Assam State President, Maulana Ubaidur Rahman Qasimi, as a candidate. According to information received, the National Ulama Council is seriously considering fielding its own candidate in the Nagaon Lok Sabha by-election with the objective of testing its organisational strength and public support in the constituency. In this context, the name of Maulana Ubaidur Rahman Qasimi has emerged as a possible candidate. However, no official announcement regarding Qasimi’s candidature has so far been made by the National Ulama Council. Therefore, the matter remains at the stage of political speculation and possibility. The candidature is expected to become clear only after the central leadership of the organisation takes a final decision. Meanwhile, political activities among various parties have already intensified in connection with the Nagaon Lok Sabha by-election. Different political groups have reportedly begun preparations regarding the selection of potential candidates, organisational meetings, public outreach campaigns and election strategies. Against this backdrop, the possibility of the National Ulama Council fielding its own candidate could introduce a new political equation in the constituency, according to discussions in political circles. Maulana Ubaidur Rahman Qasimi, as the Assam State President of the National Ulama Council, has been associated with the organisation’s activities and organisational affairs. If he is eventually announced as the candidate for the Nagaon Lok Sabha by-election, it would mark a significant development, with the organisation’s state-level leadership directly entering the electoral arena. Meanwhile, discussions regarding his possible candidature have reportedly begun in different parts of the Nagaon constituency. The actual electoral equations are expected to become clearer only after the election schedule is announced, candidate lists are finalised and the official positions of various political parties become known. For now, although speculation surrounding Maulana Ubaidur Rahman Qasimi’s possible candidature continues, it cannot be treated as a confirmed candidature until an official announcement is made. All eyes are now on the final decision of the National Ulama Council.