Assembly Polls: Tipra Motha to contest in 35 seats
Tipra Motha will contest in, at least, 35 seats in 2023 State Assembly Polls, said Tipra Motha chairman Pradyut Kishore Debbarma. He also said he want everyone to stay in the State peacefully and unitary wholeness.
“I will seek blessings of Bengali people as well as indigenous communities so that we can win the Assembly Polls”, Debbarma said while addressing a poll meeting in favour of three Tipra Motha candidates – who are contesting in Ambassa Municipal Council Poll – at Gopal Sardar Para school ground in Ambassa on Friday.
In his speech, Pradyut Kishore Debbarma came down heavily on the ruling BJP. He alleged BJP made tall promises during 2018 Assembly Polls – but did not fulfil the promises.
Alleging the ruling government’s failure to meet the pre-poll promises on providing jobs, settling the 10323 issue, implementation of the 7th pay Commission etc, he commented, I have not come here to misguide you with lofty promises.
In 15-ward Ambassa civic body polls, Tipra Motha is contesting in three wards. Seeking support of people, Tipra Motha Chairman said, you have given a chance to every one – but all disappointed you. This time, give us a chance”.
Kunal Ghosh appears before Bagma Police
Bengal-based Trinamool Congress leader Kunal Ghosh appeared before the Bagma Police Outpost on Friday in connection to cases filed against him at different police stations of the state. The cases were filed against him in connection of two comments made by him during a public rally in Tripura. In connection to his comments, notices were sent to the TMC leader from Amarpur and Ampi Police Stations.
Prior to that, two more cases were filed against Kunal Ghosh. As a result, altogether 9 cases were filed against him and Ghosh arrived in Tripura to appear before the Police. Sources said that police from 4 police stations interrogated Kunal Ghosh simultaneously on Friday. Investigating Officers of police from Ampi, Birganja and R.K. Pur Police Stations were interrogated Ghosh at Bagma Outpost.
Meanwhile, a large contingent of police cordoned Bagma Outpost in connection to the attendance of the TMC leader.
