The Assam Assembly Election 2026 is witnessing a refreshing generational shift, with a dynamic group of young candidates stepping into the political arena. These emerging leaders represent new aspirations, grassroots connections, and a changing voter mindset especially among first-time voters.
Here’s a detailed look at the youngest candidates and their constituencies from Guwahati to Barak Valley, Dima Hasao to Margherita, Goalpara to Kokrajhar.
Kunki Choudhury – Guwahati (Assam Jatiya Parishad)
A prominent youth voice from the Bodo belt, Kunki Choudhury is known for grassroots activism and advocacy for tribal rights. His campaign focuses on education, employment, and identity preservation.
Rupali Langthasa – Haflong (ST) ( Bharatiya Janata Party)
One of the youngest female candidates, Rupali Langthasa brings forward issues of women empowerment and hill area development. Her candidacy symbolizes rising female political participation in Dima Hasao.
Milan Das – Hailakandi ( Bharatiya Janata Party)
Representing an one of the unpredictable constituency of Assam Hailakandi Milan Das is campaigning on employment generation, start-up culture, and youth entrepreneurship—key issues in Barak Valley.
Lobo Narzary- Kokrajhar West (ST) ( Independence Candidate)
From the Bodoland region, Lobo Narzary is gaining traction among young voters. His focus lies in regional development, peace, and sustainable economic growth
Pabitra Rabha – Goalpara East ( Bharatiya Janata Party)
A fresh face from the Rabha community, Pabitra Rabha emphasizes indigenous rights, rural development, and better connectivity in lower Assam.
Rahul Chetry – Margherita ( Raijor Dal)
Coming from a tea-tribe background, Rahul Chetry highlights labor rights, education, and welfare of tea garden communities—issues long overlooked in the region.
Gyanashree Bora – Mariani +Raijor Dal )
A strong youth influencer and social worker, Gyanashree Bora is addressing urban governance, digital infrastructure, and women’s safety in this culturally significant constituency.
Zubair Anam Mazumder – Algapur – Katlicharra ( Indian National Congress)
Representing Barak Valley’s evolving political narrative, Zubair Anam Mazumder is focusing on minority welfare, education reforms, and healthcare accessibility.
Daniel Langthasa – Haflong (ST) ( NPP Candidate)
Another young contender from the hills, Daniel Langthasa is emphasizing autonomous governance, infrastructure development, and youth inclusion in decision-making.
Tanzil Hussain – Samaguri ( Indian National Congress)
A rising youth leader from central Assam, Tanzil Hussain represents a blend of political legacy and modern grassroots outreach. His campaign revolves around youth empowerment, education, and reconnecting with voters in a highly competitive constituency.
The 2026 election is not just a contest of parties but a battle of generations. Whether these young candidates win or not, they are already reshaping political discourse in Assam—making it more inclusive, aspirational, and future-focused. One thing is clear Assam’s political future is getting younger, louder, and far more dynamic.
