Opposition Left parties and Congress on Monday criticised the BJP leadership after Tripura Chief Minister Biplab Kumar Deb’s reported comments to exte.
No reservation benefits for Dalits converting to Islam and Christianity.
Tripura Chief Minister Biplab Kumar Deb is back! This time boasting about his party s rapid expansion across India and plans to expand it to neighbouring countries. The BJP leader said that former party chief Amit Shah has plans to expand the party s footprints and form governments overseas.
Addressing BJP workers in Agartala on Saturday, the Tripura Chief Minister said that during a visit to the state as BJP president, Amit Shah had revealed his plans to form BJP governments in neighbouring Nepal and Sri Lanka.
Tripura chief minister Biplab Deb hasARINDAM DEY/AFP/Getty Images
Addressing party workers in Agartala, Tripura CM Biplab Kumar Deb said that earlier during his visit to the state, Amit Shah had said BJP must expand beyond the borders of India.
Tripura: HC Seeks Govt Response on 10,000 Teachers Plea Seeking Nod to Protest
As many as 10,323 state government teachers have been protesting since December 7 last year in Agartala, demanding the state government to extend their service period, which ended in March 2020.
Police lathicharges protesting teachers in Tripura on January 27. Photo: By arrangement.
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Agartala: The high court of Tripura on Tuesday sought the response of the BJP-led Tripura government in connection with a writ petition filed by over 10,000 government teachers seeking permission to continue with their ongoing sit-in demonstration at the city centre in Agartala.
As many as 10,323 teachers had moved court on February 8
Tripura teachers to resume stir, 85 died of numerous causes
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Agartala, Feb 4 : Thousands of Tripura government school teachers, who had lost their jobs following court verdicts, on Thursday announced to launch their agitation afresh.
Tripura police, however, again denied permission to the former government school teachers to hold sit-in-demonstration, which was forcefully removed after 52 days on January 27, leading to high pitched battle between the protesters and the security forces.
West Tripura district police chief Manik Lal Das told IANS that they denied permission to hold the sit-in in view of the prevailing law and order sitiation .