tripura cpm

In light of the recent defeats in bypolls and ADC elections, the tripura cpm's state committee convened to forge a new path forward. With an eye on revitalizing their connection with younger demographics and adapting to a shifting economic landscape, the party is determined to craft a fresh political narrative.

Vladimir Lenin was a Russian revolutionary who led the 1917 Bolshevik Revolution and founded the Soviet Union, becoming one of the most influential communist leaders, having overwhelming influence in West Bengal politics under the CPM regime, which was uprooted by the TMC's Mamata Banerjee after three decades in 2011. The party said it registered a police complaint, leading to arrest of five and vowed to rebuild the statue on May 8.

In a significant political move, twenty-four representatives of the Tripura Tribal Areas Autonomous District Council took their oaths yesterday, despite a boycott from opposition parties that cited issues of corruption and post-election violence. Meanwhile, the ruling Tipra Motha party is yet to fill critical leadership roles.

In a significant political upheaval, Tripura BJP legislator Tofazzal Hossain is under scrutiny following the leak of a contentious audio clip. The recording reportedly reveals him hurling insults and threats at a police officer, raising eyebrows about his alleged attempt to wield influence over law enforcement.

In Tripura, the ADC elections saw a remarkable 83% voter turnout, highlighting a keen public interest despite isolated incidents of unrest in the Sepahijala, Gomati, and West Tripura districts. Reports of bomb blasts and gunfire surfaced alongside claims of voter intimidation, causing tension in some areas.

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As the tribal council elections in Tripura approach, the glaring gender disparity becomes apparent, with merely three women nominated by the five leading parties. This significant underrepresentation ignites discussions on true women's empowerment. While political parties tout their commitment to inclusivity, their candidate selections tell a different tale, intensifying worries about the involvement of women in the electoral process.

In a fiery address, opposition chief Jitendra Chaudhury has leveled serious allegations against the ruling BJP in Tripura, claiming they have entrenched corruption and unleashed a wave of economic plunder. He raised alarms about the deteriorating political atmosphere, urging for a revival of democratic values as tensions escalate between Chief Minister Manik Saha and Tipra Motha leader Pradyot Kishore Debbarman.

In a bold move for the Tripura ADC elections, the Left Front has introduced candidates for 28 seats, featuring an impressive lineup of 22 newcomers. They have voiced serious concerns about rampant rigging and corruption in previous elections and are calling out the current TIPRA Motha-BJP administration.

The 23rd conference of tripura cpm, which concluded on Saturday, resolved to step up resistance against the attacks and atrocities of the ruling BJP that is continuing for the last four years.

In a fiery exchange, Tripura's opposition chief Jitendra Chaudhury has called out central agencies such as the CBI and ED for their apparent negligence regarding the substantial wealth amassed by BJP leaders in the state, labeling it a direct consequence of deep-rooted corruption.

Tripura's opposition leader Jitendra Chaudhury slammed the ruling BJP for allegedly attacking the TMC office and harassing its delegation at the airport. He decried the incidents as autocratic, citing a pattern of opposition office vandalism since 2018. Chaudhury emphasized that retaliatory violence in Tripura is unjustifiable and a blow to democracy.

CPM has alleged that BJP has perpetrated a wave of violence on Left supporters in West Tripura and Dhalai districts over the last three days.

The party decided to give up the seat of Kailashahar in Unakoti district to the Congress, which is likely to be contested by the president of the party, Birjit Sinha. Ali, a Communist Party of India (Marxist) MLA from the district, switched sides and joined the BJP, with the assurance that he would contest the assembly elections in February as a saffron nominee from the seat. This has created unrest among the leaders in the district, who have reportedly conveyed their displeasure over the selection of Ali as the candidate.

Dissident Congress legislators of Tripura have called for a united anti-Left platform to fight CPM in the state.

The CPM in Tripura had to pay a heavy price for its alliance with Congress in West Bengal.

It explains why traditionally anti-CPM Congress supporters en block shifted to BJP in Tripura the moment the saffron party positioned as a serious anti-Left challenger.