On Saturday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will travel to Tripura to speak at two campaign rallies. PM Modi will be greeted by Chief Minister Manik Saha, the party’s state coordinator Mahesh Sharma, and other leaders.
According to Sarkar, Modi will speak at two rallies: the first will take place at Ambassa in the Dhalai district around noon, while the second would probably begin at Gomati at three o’clock.
PM Modi will also travel to the close-to-election Tripura on February 13, according to the top BJP source in that state.
The Indigenous People’s Front of Tripura, the BJP’s coalition, will fill the final five assembly seats. The BJP has announced candidates for 55 of the seats. For each of the 60 seats, the Left-Congress coalition has also announced its candidates.
On February 16, elections are scheduled in Tripura for 60 seats. While elections in Meghalaya and Nagaland will take place on February 27. On March 2, there will be a simultaneous vote count in all three states.
On Thursday, Chief Minister Manik Saha and BJP President JP Nadda jointly unveiled the party’s platform. Speaking to the crowd, Nadda stated, “When the BJP releases a ‘Sankalp Patr,’ a vision document, it is more than just a piece of paper; it represents the BJP’s pledge to the people.
Nadda continued, “Blockades and insurrection were formerly well-known in Tripura. The state is currently renowned for its advancement, prosperity, and tranquilly.”
In Tripura, 13 lakh Ayushman Bharat health cards have been distributed, and 107 crores have been paid in settlements thus far, the speaker continued.
Prior to the Tripura Assembly election, JP Nadda launched a harsh attack on the Congress-Left coalition, claiming it was “opportunistic in nature” and without “any ideology.”
Five years ago, Tripura saw violence and unrest, but today the state is experiencing growth, connection, and an improvement in infrastructure thanks to the BJP’s administration, according to BJP president JP Nadda, who spoke at a Vijay Sankalp rally in the Gomati district.
Along with Tripura Chief Minister Manik Saha, Union Home Minister Amit Shah visited the state and participated in a roadshow. In the forthcoming Assembly elections, Shah voiced confidence in his party’s ability to win with a larger majority than it did in 2018. He predicted that the double-engine administration will be re-elected with a larger majority.
The Home Minister claimed that the large crowds that attended his roadshow and public events demonstrated the widespread public support for the BJP.
“Here are thousands of people. This demonstrates the BJP has a lot of support. The American people have rejected Communist violence and Congress is a sinking ship. In all communities, BJP provided residents with housing, electricity, drinking water, free rations, and Covid vaccines “Added the Union Home Minister.
In poll-bound Tripura, Shah took a harsh stance against the CPI(M) and the Congress, claiming that both parties disregarded the needs of the people and the state.
The BJP-led administration in Tripura, according to Shah, cannot be accused of corruption because both parties engaged in scandals while in power.
“Congress is crooked, and Communists are criminals. Both have manipulated the state and the populace. Compare the effects of the BJP’s five-year administration with the effects of nearly 30 years of Communist government and 15 years of Congress rule. You’ll learn all the solutions, “declared the home minister while speaking to a crowd.
