Historic Peace Agreement Brings Hope to Tripura: End of 35-Year Insurgency

The signing of a peace agreement between the governments of India and Tripura with two insurgent groups, NLFT and ATTF, marks a pivotal moment for the northeastern state. Under Prime Minister Modi's leadership, this accord aims to end 35 years of conflict and usher in a new era of peace and prosperity.

In a significant development for Tripura, Chief Minister Manik Saha has lauded the recent peace agreement signed with two insurgent groups, NLFT and ATTF, as a historic milestone.

The agreement, signed in New Delhi in the presence of Union Home Minister Amit Shah, aims to end a decades-long conflict by integrating the insurgent groups back into mainstream society. Saha expressed gratitude to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Shah for their roles in the accord and announced a Rs 250 crore welfare fund for the returnees.

Opposition leader Jitendra Chaudhury emphasized the declining influence of these groups, yet acknowledged their historical impact and the varying political benefits derived from their activities.

(With inputs from agencies.)