Tripura BJP MP Bipalab Kumar Deb said on Tuesday that the CPM should shut down its offices and reply to the condemnation of the 27 Maoists’ encounter of the opposition party to go to China, including their general secretary Nambla Kesavarao in Chhattisgarh.
The party’s Polit Bureau claimed that the appeal from the Maoists for peace was ignored and the central government as well as the BJP-led state government had chosen to ignore the possibility of dialogues with the rebels.
“CPM is a restricted organization. Naxal is a restricted organization. Talking about the banned organization, CPM has no place in democracy. If they feel ashamed, they should close their party offices and go to China. They do not have a place in Tripura,” Deb asked a flood relief camp to a flood relief camp in Agartla.
On 23 May, Bipalab Kumar Deb called the CPM “anti -nation” to criticize the Center on the killing of Maoists. His comments also came, even though Jitendra Chaudhary, a member of the CPM Polit Bureau and State Secretary Jitendra Chaudhary made it clear that his party was not opposing any form of military aggressive against Maoists or any other radical elements. Instead, Chaudhary said, the party had said that the central government had ignored proposals to surrender the allegedly killed Maoists.
“CPM or any other patriotic political party or organization in the country is clearly not opposing military criminals against terrorists. But when the government is holding peace talks in Nagaland, the central government has not taken steps to reject the proposals of surrender to Maoists and reject its petition to return to normal life.”
Chaudhary also claimed that the BJP high command, the central government or the Chhattisgarh government did not criticize the statement of the CPM Polit Bureau, some leaders of the Saffron Party in Tripura were trying to confuse people.
During the flood relief camps in AARAartala, Biplab DEB continued to tamper against the CPM while distributing food packets. The former Chief Minister said, “Waterlogging in the homes of most people living in shelters has reduced. Now they will need to clean their homes in a few days and we have provided food packets to every family so that they have food after reaching home …”.
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Tripura is watching with heavy rains and thunderstorms, forcing 10,813 people to release watering houses and shelters in government camps. Gomti, Khowai, Sipahjala, South Tripura and North Tripura districts were damaged in 219 houses. However, the damage continues to be assessed.
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