Call for Transparency: Exposing Insurgency Threats in Tripura

CPI(M) leader Jitendra Chaudhury has called on Tripura's Chief Minister Manik Saha to disclose the identities of those instigating a resurgence of insurgency in the state. Chaudhury emphasized his party's commitment to sovereignty despite ideological differences, urging transparency and action against those threatening stability.

CPI(M) leader Jitendra Chaudhury has publicly urged Tripura Chief Minister Manik Saha to disclose the names of individuals attempting to reignite insurgency in the northeastern region, bringing light to a sensitive issue of security and political stability.

Chaudhury's appeal comes in response to Saha's remarks about ongoing attempts to revive insurgency in Tripura, a state that recently saw the surrender of over 500 militants. The opposition leader emphasized the historical commitment of the Communist party to national sovereignty and vowed support, urging public pressure for transparency.

Referencing past concerns voiced by former Chief Minister Manik Sakar, Chaudhury criticized the current administration's silence on the issue until recently. He noted that while law and order were reportedly strong under BJP rule, a significant number of militants surrendered, yet concerns of renewed insurgency loom large.