Elections are not just about politicians. They are about people and issues. And what really drives their vote.
Catch has, therefore, started a series - 'Meet the Voter' - to capture what different impact groups in the poll-bound states are feeling. This is true insight into the upcoming assembly elections: up-close and hyper-personal.
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Voter: Bhairav
Age: 26
Profession: Uber driver
Constituency: Guwahati
For the first time in history, the BJP has a real shot at winning Assam, but it still remains to be seen which leader emerges victorious.
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The party has announced Union minister and former AGP leader Sarbananda Sonowal as its chief ministerial candidate and former Congress strongman Himanta Biswa Sarma as the election campaign chief.
But the latter clearly has an upper hand.
Here's Bhairav, 26, a taxi driver with Uber in Guwahati explaining why he prefers Himanta Biswa Sarma as Chief minister.
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