Tipra Motha's Bold Stance: Protesting Anti-India Comments and Bolstering Northeast Solidarity

The youth wing of Tipra Motha Party staged a protest at the Bangladesh Assistant High Commission against anti-India sentiments and comments by a Bangladeshi leader. Security around the High Commission was heightened. Pradyot Kishore Manikya Debbarma emphasized fighting external threats rather than local political rivals.

On Friday, the youth wing of the Tipra Motha Party led a protest at the Bangladesh Assistant High Commission, voicing opposition to an 'anti-India campaign' and incendiary remarks made by a Bangladeshi leader regarding the Northeast region of India.

Security measures were intensified in response, with law enforcement, including Tripura State Rifles and CRPF personnel, deployed for precaution. The protest underscored tensions reminiscent of a previous breach that prompted a government apology.

Tipra Motha's leader, Pradyot Kishore Manikya Debbarma, implored political rivals to unite against external threats. The protests align with regional unrest following the death of Hadi, a key political figure, his assassination triggering widespread disturbances in Bangladesh.

(With inputs from agencies.)