Tripura Chief Minister Dr Manik Saha led election roadshows in Belonia and Sabroom, seeking public support for BJP candidates in the upcoming Urban Local Body polls. He highlighted development and good governance while expressing confidence in the party’s electoral prospects.
Tripura Chief Minister Dr Manik Saha intensified the Bharatiya Janata Party’s election campaign across South Tripura, leading roadshows and public outreach programmes in support of BJP-nominated candidates ahead of the upcoming Urban Local Body elections. The Chief Minister expressed confidence in the party’s prospects, citing the enthusiastic response from residents in Belonia and Sabroom.
During a roadshow in Belonia, Dr Manik Saha thanked the people for their overwhelming participation and support. Describing the public response as “unbelievable” and “unprecedented”, he expressed gratitude to residents for their unwavering enthusiasm during the campaign organised in favour of BJP candidates.
The Chief Minister also highlighted his election outreach experience in Agartala, particularly in Ward No. 34 of the Agartala Municipal Corporation. He said the warmth, affection, trust and spontaneous support shown by people from different sections of society were deeply encouraging.
According to Dr Saha, the response from residents reflected their confidence in the BJP and strengthened the determination of the party’s candidates to secure victory in the upcoming civic elections. He maintained that the affection and respect shown towards the party were a source of encouragement for its leaders and workers.
Meanwhile, the BJP intensified its campaign in Sabroom Nagar Panchayat, South Tripura, by organising a massive roadshow in support of its nominated candidates. The programme witnessed significant participation from local residents, with the Chief Minister describing the enthusiastic public response as a reflection of people’s continued trust in the party.
Addressing the gathering at Melarmath in Sabroom on Saturday, Dr Manik Saha launched a sharp political attack on the previous Left Front government, recalling allegations of political murders and violence during its 35-year rule in Tripura.
He stated that the people of South Tripura had witnessed numerous incidents of political violence during that period and questioned the opposition’s claims regarding democracy. The Chief Minister asserted that the BJP did not believe in violence and was committed to building a peaceful, united and developed Tripura by taking all sections of society along.
Highlighting the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Dr Saha said the state government was working with a firm commitment to public welfare and development. He emphasised that the BJP’s political approach was based on delivering results rather than making promises.
The Chief Minister also pointed to the substantial participation of women at the Sabroom rally, describing their presence and enthusiasm as an encouraging indication of public support for the BJP. He expressed confidence that the party would receive a strong mandate in the upcoming Sabroom Nagar Panchayat elections.
Taking aim at the opposition, Dr Saha alleged that attempts to spread misinformation and confusion were being rejected by voters across the state. He maintained that people were increasingly supporting development-oriented governance and recognising the BJP’s work.
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The Chief Minister appealed to voters in South Tripura and other urban areas to extend their support to BJP-nominated candidates in the forthcoming Urban Local Body elections.
With election campaigning gaining momentum across Tripura, the BJP is focusing on roadshows, public meetings and door-to-door outreach to strengthen its position. The party leadership remains confident that its development agenda, governance record and grassroots mobilisation will translate into electoral success.
