1957 Assam Legislative Assembly election

The 1957 Assam Legislative Assembly election was held in March 1957 to elect members of the second legislative assembly of Assam, India. This election marked a significant event in the post-independence political landscape of the state, occurring within the framework of the Indian general elections. The Indian National Congress, under the leadership of Bimala Prasad Chaliha, emerged as the dominant political force, securing a substantial number of seats. The election was characterized by a multi-cornered contest, with various regional parties and independent candidates also vying for electoral success. Voter turnout was notable, reflecting the electorate's engagement in the democratic process. The results further solidified Congress's political hegemony in Assam during this period.