Tripura Chief Minister Manik Saha Frames Civic Polls as 2028 Warm-up

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Agartala: Tripura Chief Minister Manik Saha hit the streets of Agartala on November 13 to rally support for BJP candidate Sanjay Saha. He campaigned door-to-door in Ward No. 32 of the Agartala Municipal Corporation ahead of the civic body elections scheduled for November 27. Saha dismissed talk of anti-incumbency during his visit.

The Chief Minister framed the upcoming contest as a semi-final for the 2028 Assembly elections. He plans to stump across the state from Sabroom to Unakoti and Dharmanagar to highlight the party's development record. He already started his tour in Dharmanagar. Saha insists that the BJP's organizational power and the transparent track record of the administration remain strong.

Saha credited the BJP for bringing unprecedented upgrades to municipalities and Nagar Panchayats across the state. He argued that residents continue to trust the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He faced reporters to defend the government against opposition criticism regarding local performance.

Saha claims voters are largely content with the progress made so far. "I am not claiming that all the work has been completed. However, nearly 90 per cent of the people are satisfied with the government's performance. People have high expectations from Prime Minister Narendra Modi and our government. I am confident that we will be able to fulfil their hopes and aspirations," he said.

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