Tripura Chief Minister has stated that rehabilitation benefits for surrendered members of ex-militant organizations will be provided only according to government rules and existing agreements. After discussions with representatives, the CM assured that their demands are being examined while maintaining legal procedures and peace in the state.
Quick Glance
- Tripura CM said rehabilitation must follow government rules and regulations.
- Surrendered members of ex-militant organizations had raised several demands.
- Government officials are reviewing possible support options within existing guidelines.
- CM appealed for dialogue instead of agitation to protect peace in Tripura.
Agartala: Tripura Chief Minister has made it clear that rehabilitation benefits for surrendered members of ex-militant organizations will be considered only under existing government rules, agreements, and official procedures.
The statement came after representatives of two ex-militant organizations met the Chief Minister and placed several demands. The members also indicated their plan for a shutdown on June 24 if their concerns were not addressed.
According to our on-the-ground report in Agartala, the Chief Minister said the government is aware of their demands. However, he stressed that rehabilitation cannot move beyond the framework created by rules and regulations.
He said every surrendered member must be considered through a proper identification and verification process before receiving any benefit.
Rehabilitation Process Linked to Government Guidelines
The Chief Minister explained that rehabilitation programmes for surrendered members operate through specific guidelines.
He said agreements already reached between the government and surrendered groups define the process. These agreements determine eligibility, identification, and the type of assistance that can be provided.
“Everything has a process. There are rules and regulations that need to be followed,” the Chief Minister said.
He added that the government cannot provide benefits outside the approved system.
The Chief Minister’s statement underlined that rehabilitation is a structured process and not an immediate decision based only on demands.
CM Held Discussions After Returning From Delhi
The Chief Minister said he was in Delhi when representatives of the ex-militant organizations informed him about their decision to begin an agitation.
After returning, he met them and discussed their concerns.
He said he assured them that their issues would be examined. However, he also explained that some time is required because government procedures must be completed.
The Chief Minister said the government has already started reviewing the issues raised by the surrendered members.
Government Examines Support Through Available Provisions
The Chief Minister further said the ex-militant organization representatives had mentioned certain possible options through which assistance could be provided.
He said he has instructed officials to examine whether support can be extended through available provisions under existing rehabilitation guidelines.
The government is looking into the matter while keeping the rules in focus.
Rehabilitation Framework Discussed by CM
| Area | Government Position |
|---|---|
| Eligibility | Verification according to approved guidelines |
| Benefits | Provided under existing rehabilitation rules |
| Decision process | Requires official examination |
| Communication | Continued talks through government officials |
Officials Maintaining Communication With Representatives
The Chief Minister said regular communication is continuing between government officials and representatives of the surrendered members.
He added that it may not always be possible for him to personally meet the members frequently. However, officials are engaged in discussions to understand their concerns.
The Chief Minister said dialogue remains the appropriate way to resolve issues.
Appeal to Avoid Steps Affecting Peace in Tripura
The Chief Minister appealed to the surrendered members to continue discussions and avoid actions that may disturb peace in the state.
He said Tripura has progressed after overcoming difficult periods. Maintaining stability is important for the future development of the state.
The Chief Minister urged the ex-militant organization members to cooperate with the government process.
He said returning to unrest would not benefit anyone. Instead, constructive discussions can help find solutions within the legal framework.
Rehabilitation and Peace Remain Government Priorities
Tripura has focused on rehabilitation and reintegration measures for surrendered members of militant groups as part of efforts to strengthen peace and development.
The Chief Minister said the government remains committed to addressing genuine concerns. At the same time, he emphasized that every step must follow established rules.
The administration is expected to continue reviewing the demands raised by the surrendered members while ensuring that rehabilitation measures remain transparent and procedure-based.
People Also Ask
Q1. What did the Tripura CM say about rehabilitation of ex-militant groups?
The CM said rehabilitation benefits must be provided according to government rules, agreements, and verification procedures.
Q2. Why are rules important in the rehabilitation process?
Rules help identify eligible persons and ensure that benefits are provided through a proper legal and administrative process.
Q3. What is the government’s approach toward the demands of surrendered members?
The government is examining their demands while continuing dialogue through officials.