Saha, who also holds the Home portfolio, while speaking to the media, said that after the completion of the Lok Sabha election process, the state government can reopen cases related to "killings with political motives".
He said that during his recent visit to South Tripura district, he learned that there were 69 cases of political killings by goons in the district in the 30 years till 2018, including the 25 years (1993-2018) ruled by Left parties. Are. and five years (1988–1993) ruled by the Congress-Tripura Upajati Jub Samiti (TUJS) coalition government.
"At least 69 people were murdered in South Tripura district alone in 30 years and these people raised their voice and protested against the policies of the then Left and Congress governments," Saha claimed. Advice is being taken from legal experts in this regard.He said that 'this pattern of murders and violence was seen in Kerala, West Bengal and Tripura.'
Saha said, "I remember the hands of a voter who voted for the hand sign (poll symbol of the Congress party) were chopped off in West Bengal. Now, the Congress has decided to cheat the people in the name of democracy. Has formed an alliance with CPI-M." Said.
The Chief Minister said that they (CPI-M led Left party) could not save the life of former health minister Biman Sinha who was killed during the Left regime.
Sinha was assassinated by militants in March 1998.
Apart from Sinha, Saha said that apart from Sinha, Congress MLAs Madhusudan Saha, Parimal Saha and BJP leader Chanmohan Tripura were murdered during the previous Left regime, commenting that the Left has become the "biggest enemy" of the people.Highlighting Prime Minister Narendra Modi's plans and initiatives for the development of the North-East, Saha said the Central Government's 'Act Ease Policy' is a catalyst for the all-round development of the region and welfare of the people.
The Chief Minister said that the policies and programs of the PM Modi-led government ended militancy, tension, unrest and movements like road blockades in the northeastern states.
He said that during his recent visit to South Tripura district, he learned that there were 69 cases of political killings by goons in the district in the 30 years till 2018, including the 25 years (1993-2018) ruled by Left parties. Are. and five years (1988–1993) ruled by the Congress-Tripura Upajati Jub Samiti (TUJS) coalition government.
"At least 69 people were murdered in South Tripura district alone in 30 years and these people raised their voice and protested against the policies of the then Left and Congress governments," Saha claimed. Advice is being taken from legal experts in this regard.He said that 'this pattern of murders and violence was seen in Kerala, West Bengal and Tripura.'
Saha said, "I remember the hands of a voter who voted for the hand sign (poll symbol of the Congress party) were chopped off in West Bengal. Now, the Congress has decided to cheat the people in the name of democracy. Has formed an alliance with CPI-M." Said.
The Chief Minister said that they (CPI-M led Left party) could not save the life of former health minister Biman Sinha who was killed during the Left regime.
Sinha was assassinated by militants in March 1998.
Apart from Sinha, Saha said that apart from Sinha, Congress MLAs Madhusudan Saha, Parimal Saha and BJP leader Chanmohan Tripura were murdered during the previous Left regime, commenting that the Left has become the "biggest enemy" of the people.Highlighting Prime Minister Narendra Modi's plans and initiatives for the development of the North-East, Saha said the Central Government's 'Act Ease Policy' is a catalyst for the all-round development of the region and welfare of the people.
The Chief Minister said that the policies and programs of the PM Modi-led government ended militancy, tension, unrest and movements like road blockades in the northeastern states.
