Tripura News: Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Wednesday, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) President J. Discussed various issues faced by the natives of Tripura with Pradyot Kishore Debbarma, head of Tipra Motha in the presence of P. Nadda. A senior BJP leader has given information in this regard. Debbarma said in a Facebook post that the Union Home Minister has started the process of “constitutional settlement” for the natives of Tripura and an interlocutor will be appointed for the process within a specific time frame.

No discussion on political alliance with Tipra Motha

BJP’s Northeast affairs coordinator Sambit Patra said that Debbarma gave details on many issues, which Shah listened to carefully. And requested Chief Minister Manik Saha, who was present in the meeting, to find an amicable solution to the problems by holding talks with the ruling ally IPFT as well as Tipra Motha and social organizations. However, in response to a question, Patra clarified that there was no discussion on political alliance with Tipra Motha or giving him a ministerial berth and the discussion was limited to “tribal welfare”. He said that we hope to find solutions to the problems of the natives through a series of meetings.

Tipra Motha became the second largest party by winning the seat

Tipra Motha formed by Debbarma recently 52 Contested the election on the seat of Member Legislative Assembly and Became the second largest party by winning the seat. Debbarma said in a Facebook post that I thank the Home Minister for understanding the real problems of the sons of the earth. We have successfully rehabilitated our Bru people in our state after years by signing the Bru Accord and today we It has started an important dialogue to ensure that our existence is protected. There was no discussion on issues like coalition and cabinet, only the interest of our ‘dope’ (society) was discussed.

603583Accepted the division of the small state of Tripura Not ready for Requesting a “constitutional solution” to his party’s demand for a separate state named ‘Tiprasa’. On the one hand, the BJP has made it clear that it is not ready to accept the division of the smaller state of Tripura, while its leaders have expressed a desire to give more legislative, financial and executive powers to the Tripura Tribal Autonomous Council. The Tripura Tribal Autonomous Council is currently in existence and looks after the affairs in the areas dominated by tribal communities in the state.