Agartala: Jan 10: Don’t mock people’s emotions, or you will get a befitting reply. Tipra Matha supremo and MDC Pradyot Kishore Deb Barman have targeted the Congress in this tone aimed at MLA Sudip Roy Barman. People-based regional parties are playing with people’s sentiments by coming up with new slogans. This is how Congress MLA Sudip Roy Barman attacked IPFT and Tipra Matha on the issue of Tipraland and Greater Tipraland in Karamchara yesterday. Pradyot’s claim with that reply, we know our constitutional rights.
Yesterday, Sudip said, Janjati-based regional parties always play with the sentiments of Janjati voters by coming up with new slogans. Innocent hill people are being used as vote banks.
On that day, Sudip targeted the IPFT and said that the BJP’s alliance partner had forgotten its promise after coming to power with the slogan of Tipraland. Now with a new name, Tipra Matha has entered the field with the slogan of Greater Tipraland. His question was that the explanation of how Greater Tipraland will actually benefit the people is yet to be found. However, that slogan will not improve the condition of the people of hill, it is certain.
Pradyot Kishore Deb Barman was red-faced by Congress MLA Sudip Roy Barman. In a tweet, he targeted Sudip and said, “I have not uttered a single word against Priyanka Gandhi or Rahul Gandhi. Yet the Congress leadership in Tripura is mocking our just demands. He raised the tone and said that the Pradesh Congress is a champion of self-destruction. His warning, do not scoff at the passions of the nations, or you will receive a fitting reply. We know our constitutional rights. Political circles claim that the game of opposition politics has gathered pace before the election in Tripura. Congress has stepped up the question of an alliance with the Left. On the other hand, despite calls for opposition unity, the Congress’s battle of nerves with Tipra Matha has reached its peak. As a result, there is no denying that the fight will put the ruling party in a very advantageous position in the anti-BJP war.
