Peace and development possible under BJP leadership in ADC: CM

Tripura Chief Minister Prof. Dr Manik Saha on Sunday said that the present state government is working towards the socio-economic development of every person.

He said that there is a competition going on now to hold on to the seat and get the seat. Therefore, we have to make a resolution to form a Bharatiya Janata Party-led government in the TTAADC in the upcoming elections.

Dr Saha said this while participating in the participation meeting organized by the Bharatiya Janata Party at the ADC headquarters in Khumulwng on Sunday.

While addressing the meeting, Dr Saha said, “I am very impressed to see the presence of mothers and sisters in this meeting today. What is going to happen in the TTAADC in the future has become clear from today's meeting. Our famous Prime Minister Narendra Modi has changed the terminology of politics. After our government came to power, the Prime Minister has shown how to run the government in the Center and in various states where there is a Bharatiya Janata Party government or NDA government. The Prime Minister said, Main Chowkidar Hoon, Main Khud Bhi Nahi Khaunga, Aur Dusre Ko Bhi Khane Nahi Dunga. Such a beautiful environment has been established all over India and has been established in our state as well.”

The Chief Minister said that during the previous government, people saw how it was busy only with misleading people.

“It created extremists so that they could sit on the mattress. Due to this extremism, there was no development in various parts of the country where there was extremism. The Bharatiya Janata Party has brought these misguided people into the mainstream. Therefore, peace has been established between the country and the state. Development is not possible if peace is not maintained. After our government came to power, it has given top priority to development. We know how to develop. And our government is working towards the socio-economic development of every person in every house,” said Dr Saha.

The Chief Minister also said in the meeting that these days a strange situation is being witnessed on how to hold on to the seats, how to get the seats again in the future, and there is a competition going on.

“One after another, they are saying different things! They are saying – they also want 28. And they also want 28. So, there are 56 in total. What strange, strange things they are saying,” he said.

Dr Saha said that those who were sitting illegally in the urban area have been evicted.

“The public was facing difficulties. They are being thought about rehabilitating them. But what is being said about this? They are resorting to hypocrisy. They are trying to mislead the people in various ways. During that time, murder, terrorism, arson, and torture of mothers and sisters were done. Even then, they talk big,” he said.

On this day, the Chief Minister said in a warning tone from this meeting that many illegal things are being done in the TTAADC without legal approval.

“One after another, lies are being exposed. We have all the news; everything will be published at the right time. We have noticed that a legal obstacle was created in the village committee elections by creating a new village committee immorally without following any rules, and today it has been forced to be canceled. Many political stunts have been done by creating confusion about the proposed Bishramganj Nagar Panchayat area. But now the truth has been revealed before the people. BJP will work by giving priority to the development of the citizens of ADC by removing all these negative politics. Therefore, a resolution must be taken to form a Bharatiya Janata Party-led government in ADC,” said Dr Saha.

Present at the joining meeting today were Bharatiya Janata Party State President and MP Rajib Bhattacharya, State General Secretary Bipin Debbarma, Tribal Welfare Minister Bikas Debbarma, former MP Rebati Tripura, BJP's Sepahijala District President Biplab Chakraborty, Takarjala Mandal President Nirmal Debbarma, Mandai Mandal President Abhijit Debbarma, MDC Sanjit Reang, and various levels of party leadership and workers.