Congress hits out at BJP govt in Tripura
First Published: 19th November, 2022 15:57 IST
Congress has escalated it's attack on the BJP government in Tripura.. Leaders of the Grand Old party has blamed BJP for lawlessness.
The Congress has lashed out at the BJP government in Tripura blaming it for alleged misrule since it came to power in 2018.
With the tempo building for the 2023 assembly elections in the state, All India Congress Committee (AICC) in charge for the state Ajay Kumar alleged that the BJP government has completely destroyed Tripura.
Speaking to Northeast Live, the Congress leader flayed the government’s role in ensuring safety and security of women, addressing the unemployment issue, lawlessness, price hike besides others.
Tripura AICC incharge Ajay Kumar said, “It is time to Save Tripura since the state government has failed in all fronts.”
Meanwhile, the Tripura Congress in an apparent show of strength held a massive rally in Agartala as part of the Bharat Jodo program. Tripura Congres president Birajit Singha, AICC incharge Ajay Kumar, Congress leaders Sudip Roy Barman, AICC secretary Dzarita Laitphlang besides others also took part in the rally.
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