Tripura: Former TPRA Motha chief Pradyot Debbarma appeals NLFT to shun violence, join mainstream

"Let's unite with one voice and reach the Central government with our demands," said Pradyot Kishore Manikya Debbarma

Tripura: Tribals burn CM Manik Saha’s effigy protesting his anti-Maharaja remarks on Pradyot Debbarma

CM Manik Saha tried to downplay the whole controversy and termed the entire issue as a ‘misunderstanding’

If Centre is not willing to appoint interlocutor, TIPRA Motha knows what role to play: Pradyot

Pradyot Debbarma along with his party leaders, MDCs and MLAs have left for Guwahati to hold a key meeting with NEDA Convenor and Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma on the matter

Pradyot Debbarma threatens fast unto death if Centre doesn’t name interlocutor for TIPRA Motha’s issue by tomorrow

"If it requires me to go on a hunger strike from tomorrow till my last breath, I will do so to make the Government of India listen to us and address our concerns ,": Pradyot

Centre to soon appoint interlocutor for TIPRA Motha’s demand seeking ‘constitutional solution’: Pradyot Debbarma

As per sources, the Ministry of Home Affairs is likely to appoint AK Mishra as the interlocutor. Mishra, the former special director of the Intelligence Bureau (IB), is currently the interlocutor for Naga peace talks

Tipra Motha Chief Pradyot Deb Barma: Centre to appoint interlocutor to discuss demands of Tipra Motha within 3 months

Deb Barma also informed that an accord will be signed with the Tipra Motha once an acceptable solution is found

TIPRA Motha Chief Pradyot Debbarma accuses BJP of copying agendas

On Thursday, the Tripura BJP released the party’s manifesto in the presence of BJP National President JP Nadda

Pradyot Debbarma: Violence not acceptable

Tipra Motha chief Pradyot Debbarma came down heavily on the Election Commission over the violence at Dhalai district which led to the death of one Tipra Motha worker

Conspiracy to break Tipra Motha: Party Chief Pradyot Debbarma

Tipra Motha will not resort to violence but will continue its campaigning through peaceful means, says Debbarma