Tripura BJP holds a high-level organisational meeting in Agartala with CM Manik Saha, B.L. Santosh, Biplab Kumar Deb and senior leaders, focusing on Village Committee elections, grassroots outreach, organisational strengthening, public service delivery and the party’s future political strategy.
The Tripura unit of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) held a high-level organisational meeting at its Pradesh headquarters in Agartala, bringing together senior national and state leaders to review the party’s organisational preparedness, grassroots outreach and future political strategy, with the upcoming Village Committee (VC) elections emerging as a key focus of discussion.
The meeting was attended by BJP National General Secretary (Organisation) B.L. Santosh, National General Secretary and former Tripura Chief Minister Biplab Kumar Deb, Chief Minister Prof. Dr. Manik Saha, BJP’s North East Coordinator and MP Dr. Sambit Patra, North East Co-Coordinator Rajiv Babbar, Tripura BJP in-charge Rajdeep Roy, Tripura and Assam Organisation Minister Ravindra Raju, and Rajya Sabha MP Rajib Bhattacharjee.
Tripura BJP President Abhishek Debroy also participated in the meeting along with state ministers, MLAs, Pradesh Committee office-bearers, presidents of various party fronts, district presidents and in-charges, and mandal presidents.
The discussions focused on strengthening the party organisation at every level and preparing workers for the political and organisational challenges ahead. Leaders also reviewed plans to expand public contact and ensure that the party’s programmes and governance initiatives reach people across the state.

The upcoming Village Committee elections were highlighted as an important area of organisational attention. The BJP leadership discussed preparedness at the grassroots level and the need for stronger coordination between senior leaders, district organisations, mandals and booth-level workers. The emphasis was placed on building an active and responsive organisational network capable of maintaining regular contact with people.
Chief Minister Dr. Manik Saha stressed the importance of keeping public service at the centre of the government’s activities. He said that the primary responsibility of the government is to remain beside the people, understand their problems and ensure that practical solutions are delivered in a timely manner.
The Chief Minister also underlined the importance of maintaining direct communication with communities. According to the discussions, officials and party workers need to remain connected with citizens, listen to their grievances and work towards ensuring that eligible beneficiaries receive the benefits of government welfare schemes.
The meeting therefore carried significance beyond electoral preparation, with public service delivery and grassroots engagement forming an important part of the discussions. The leadership stressed that organisational strength should be accompanied by effective communication with the public and visible efforts to address people’s concerns.

BJP state president Abhishek Debroy said the meeting provided an opportunity for senior leaders and organisational representatives to exchange views on important matters concerning the party. He emphasised the need for unity among leaders and workers and stronger coordination throughout the party structure.
Debroy also stressed that the BJP’s development-oriented message and governance initiatives should reach every household in Tripura. He indicated that the decisions and discussions held during the meeting would help shape the party’s upcoming programmes and organisational activities.
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The presence of several senior national leaders, along with the Chief Minister, ministers, MLAs and organisational representatives, gave the meeting added importance for the Tripura BJP. The participation of leaders from different levels of the organisation was aimed at ensuring greater coordination and clarity in implementing future programmes.
The meeting concluded with an emphasis on renewed grassroots activity, stronger organisational coordination and increased public outreach. Party leaders and workers were urged to maintain close contact with citizens and communicate government initiatives effectively.
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With the Village Committee elections in focus, the BJP’s organisational exercise is expected to intensify its grassroots engagement across Tripura. The meeting also underlined the party leadership’s effort to combine electoral preparedness with public service, organisational discipline and stronger communication with people.






