The Asom Gana Parishad (AGP), which is presently part of the BJP-led Assam government, originated from the Assam Agitation and played a pivotal role in the signing of the Assam Accord in 1985. The Assam Accord aimed to address the issue of illegal immigration and set a specific cut-off date for determining the status of residents in the state.

The challenge for the AGP, being a political entity rooted in the ideals of the Assam Agitation and the Accord, lies in balancing its historical ideology with the practicalities of governance within the BJP-led coalition. As part of the government, the AGP may face difficulties in suppressing or diverging from the core principles it once championed during the Assam Agitation.

The complex interplay between the CAA and the Assam Accord has fueled debates and protests in the region. It is a dilemma for AGP to have to side with BJP for power compromising its founding principles.  

With the Government going ahead with CAA implementation, the ideological conflict could manifest in various ways, such as navigating policies related to immigration, citizenship, and demographic changes. Striking a balance between historical principles and the demands of present-day governance can be challenging for a party with strong roots in a movement that shaped the region's socio-political landscape.

The AGP leadership will need to carefully navigate these complexities to maintain credibility among its core supporters while collaborating with the BJP-led government. The party's ability to address these challenges will likely influence its long-term political future and resonance with the public.