Guwahati: Union Home Minister Amit Shah on February 12 predicted that the BJP would win the upcoming elections in Tripura. The Union Home Minister stated that the outcome of the election will determine Tripura’s fate while speaking at the Vijay Sankalp Rally in Sepahijala, Tripura.
The BJP representative claimed that the CPM and Congress which previously controlled Tripura only brought drugs, corruption and violence to the area. He also stated that the BJP’s goal is to turn Tripura into a “Nasha” Mukt state.
According to Amit Shah, the BJP government feeds the underprivileged and plans to build homes for them by 2025 as part of the housing for all programme.
The Union Home Minister made fun of the CPI(M) by claiming that during their control, development in Tripura had halted and the state had been overrun with fraud and corruption.
The Left Front was attacked earlier in the day by the Union Home Minister, who said that during their 27 years in power, they had pillaged Tripura’s underprivileged residents.
Speaking to a crowd in the Udaipur constituency of the Unakoti region of Tripura, Amit Shah said that TIPRA Motha had a covert agreement with the CPI(M)-Congress.
“After CPI(M) formed an alliance with Congress, they proved that they cannot defeat the BJP”, said Union Home Minister Amit Shah in his speech at the rally. Amit Shah further claimed, “The Left front has made TIPRA Motha one of their pawn and the three parties are forming triple trouble for the state of Tripura”
Amit Shah declared that the BJP Government is working for Tripura’s overall development and will soon be establishing numerous plans and projects for the state while making a plethora of other election-related promises.
In his list of promises, Amit Shah mentioned, “Our government will include Manipuri Bishnupriya in primary education. Also, meritorious students will be provided scooties”.
Speaking about the government’s many efforts, Amit Shah said that under PM Modi, “Har Ghar Vikas” is a reality and 2.5 lakh homes have been given to the people of Tripura.
Additionally, 16000 square feet of land have been set aside for state employees who work in tea gardens.