Tripura CM Advocates Regime Change in West Bengal Amid Security Concerns

Tripura Chief Minister Manik Saha emphasized the need for a political change in West Bengal, citing national security concerns over infiltration. He lauded PM Narendra Modi for the BJP's victory, asserting it allowed people to exercise democratic rights freely. Saha also countered claims of potential dietary interference.

Tripura Chief Minister Manik Saha urged for a political transformation in West Bengal, emphasizing that infiltration from across the border poses a significant national security threat. During a celebration rally in Agartala, Saha commended Prime Minister Narendra Modi for leading the charge in liberating the state's people.

Saha criticized the decades-long rule by the Left and TMC, alleging these regimes deprived citizens of true democracy. He asserted that with the BJP's electoral success, peace and security would return as Bengal ceases to be a corridor for infiltration activities.

In his address, Saha refuted claims by TMC leader Mamata Banerjee regarding potential interference in dietary customs, providing Tripura as an example of BJP's non-interference approach. He extended congratulations to PM Modi, Home Minister Amit Shah, and BJP President Nitin Nabin.