Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said voters had made Congress spokesperson Pawan Khera 'eat pera' following the BJP-led alliance's decisive victory in the Assam Assembly elections, in which the coalition crossed the 100-seat mark. Speaking to media and party workers after the results, Sarma dismissed the opposition's campaign, urging Congress not to field Khera again due to his remarks during the election.Sarma credited Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah for transforming Assam's image since 2016, calling the win a 'historic and emotional moment' that reflected public confidence in the BJP's dual focus on development and protection of Assamese identity. He claimed widespread support across communities, including sections of Assamese Muslims, and alleged that Congress leaders faced rejection even in their home constituencies.Sarma described the BJP's performance in West Bengal and the Northeast as a 'national victory', emphasizing the strategic importance of strengthening the 'Chicken's Neck' corridor linking the region to mainland India. He said the government would continue highlighting key issues raised during the campaign.The Chief Minister thanked BJP workers across Assam for their efforts and said the strong mandate would facilitate smoother governance and accelerated development initiatives in the state. The new government is expected to begin formation procedures shortly.