Ziro, March 21, 2026:
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sharma on Saturday visited the Shrideshwar Nath Temple at Kardo in Ziro, under Lower Subansiri district, ahead of the final phase of the Assam Legislative Assembly Elections 2026.
Upon his arrival in Ziro, the Chief Minister was accorded a warm reception by Hapoli MLA Hage Appa, Deputy Commissioner Oli Perme, along with other district officials, members of the Shrideshwar Nath Temple Committee (SNTC), and local residents. The reception was organized with active coordination between the district administration and local stakeholders, reflecting the significance of the visit.
During the visit, officials ensured smooth logistical arrangements, including security and public coordination. The Chief Minister interacted briefly with local representatives, community members, and attendees present at the site. The interaction provided an opportunity for informal engagement and acknowledgment of public participation.
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| Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sharma offering Prayers at the Siddheshwar Nath temple, Ziro, Lower Subansiri. |
The temple, situated in a scenic and forested landscape of Lower Subansiri district, has over time become a notable destination for visitors and holds local cultural importance. Its location and surroundings contribute to its growing prominence within the region.
Sharma’s visit comes at a time when political activity is intensifying in Assam ahead of the upcoming elections. While the visit itself was not part of any formal campaign programme, it adds to the Chief Minister’s series of engagements across the region during a crucial period.
The visit also reflects continued inter-state interaction between Assam and Arunachal Pradesh, with participation from local leadership, administrative officials, and community organizations contributing to the overall conduct of the programme.
