A day after Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma claimed support of suspended Congress MLA Sashi Kanta Das for the Rajya Sabha polls, Assam Assembly Speaker Biswajit Daimary on Monday said there is no bar in seeking votes of opponent legislators for elections to the Upper House. Daimary claimed after the amendment of the anti-defection law, “anyone can vote for any candidate”. Earlier in the day after the state Assembly witnessed an uproarious scene over alleged "horse trading" of opposition MLAs by the ruling BJP, Sarma drew Daimary's attention and sought a clarification over several issues. "The Opposition is questioning me for visiting Das' house in Raha. Speaker sir, you please give a ruling on three points today. First, can a CM or any minister visit the house of opposition MLAs? I consider all as equals and visit everyone's house while visiting a constituency," Sarma said. He also sought a clarification on whether campaigning is allowed in Rajya Sabha polls and if the elections to the Upper House fall under the criterion of "festival of democracy".