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The tripura united indigenous people’s council (tuipc), a platform of surrendered militants of the north eastern state, has sought a special central package of rs 500 crore for proper rehabilitation of the returnees,asurrendered rebel leader said on monday. addressing a press conference here, tuipc chairman ranjit debbarma claimed that the state government had failed to fulfil the promises of the1988 tripura national volunteers (tnv) peace accord.

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. The Tripura United Indigenous People's Council (TUIPC), a platform of surrendered militants of the northeastern state, has sought a special central package of Rs 500 crore for proper rehabilitation of the returnees, a surrendered rebel leader said on Monday. India News | Tripura Surrendered Militants Seek Rs 500-crore Package for Rehabilitation.

Asked if his discussion with AK Mishra involved the tribals’ demand for a separate state, CM Manik Saha replies in the negative.

Debbarma said the council will meet Governor Indra Sena Reddy Nallu, Chief Minister Manik Saha and Chief Secretary JK Singha to discuss the problems of surrendered militants.

Tripura Chief Minister Manik Saha has reported that over 235 individuals have been arrested for infiltrating the state over the past three years. The government is working to strengthen security measures along the international borders with Bangladesh, with 50 km of the border held back by various obstacles including the objection of the Border Guard of Bangladesh. Saha has also urged the Central government to deploy a dedicated National Disaster Response Force battalion permanently in Tripura, adding that the state government has taken measures to set up the team.