BJP Now Engaged In Mission Tripura, Amit Shah Arrived In Tripura
BJP now engaged in Mission Tripura, Biplab government completes four years, Amit Shah will address the rally.
After the assembly elections held in five states, now the eyes of the BJP are on Tripura. Assembly elections are due in Tripura next year.
BJP has already started preparations for the assembly elections. Home Minister Amit Shah arrived in Tripura on a one-day visit on Tuesday.
Amit Shah reached MBB airport by plane. State Chief Minister Biplab Kumar Deb welcomed him.
Visit Tripura Sundari Temple
Amit Shah also visited Tripura Sundari Temple in Udaipur. Some pictures have been tweeted from the Twitter handle of CM Biplab Deb.
The CM said that on Wednesday, the BJP-IPFT coalition government of the state is completing four years.
Along with Home Minister Amit Shah prayed to Mata Tripura Sundari to give us the strength to dedicate our lives to serve the people of the state. Let us tell you that Amit Shah will also hold a rally today.
Took stock of the beautification of the temple.
After this, Amit Shah also inspected the proposed plan for beautification of the temple. The CM said that we are planning to complete the renovation of the temple by the end of 2022.
BJP is now engaged in Mission Tripura: Assembly elections to be held next year.
Let us tell you that the assembly elections are to be held in Tripura next year. In the assembly elections held in the year 2018, the BJP had won 36 seats. While eight seats had come in the account of IPFT.
Assembly Election 2022: Congress prepared a backup plan to save new MLAs from sabotage.
The Congress’s effort to save its newly-elected MLAs from sabotage is nothing less than an election campaign exercise in view of fears of a hung assembly situation in smaller states like Goa and Manipur.
Like in the last elections in Goa and Manipur, the chances of any party getting a clear majority are believed to be slim.
Therefore, taking a lesson from the old mistakes, this time the Congress leadership has prepared a complete blueprint to take its MLAs out of the state.
