Biplab Deb Claims Congress and CPI(M) Irrelevant in Tripura

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Agartala: Former Tripura Chief Minister Biplab Kumar Deb told party members on November 13 that the Congress and CPI(M) no longer matter. He spoke at meetings for the 13-Pratapgarh and Badharghat Assembly constituencies. Urban local body elections are coming up soon. Deb served as the chief speaker at these organizational gatherings.

He attacked the opposition parties for manufactured drama. He claims they create controversy just to stay in the spotlight. The BJP official insists voters know the true record of the Congress. "People had already seen the Congress's record in governance and development and were aware of its performance and responsibilities towards society," Deb said. He questioned the value of the ongoing Congress-Left alliance, noting the two parties already failed to gain ground during previous Assembly elections.

The BJP leader remains unfazed by their partnership. He argues that the coalition will not change the final vote count. Deb insists the public stands with Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Development is the main driver here. He believes the voters decide outcomes, not backroom political deals.

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