The ruling BJP in Tripura has launched several political campaigns to understand and address voter expectations in its election manifesto.

A campaign named “Yuva Choupal” is underway in all Tripura constituencies to boost youth participation in politics.

The Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha Tripura Pradesh President and MLA Sushanta Deb said, “We are inviting individuals from various societal segments to attend these gatherings, not just our party members.

Our aim is to convey our message and also listen to their concerns. The issues discussed openly are being documented, and we will submit them to the party leadership as a comprehensive report.”

Deb emphasized that the BJP does not intend to compel anyone to vote for them. He said, “We are a unique political party that prioritizes the genuine needs of the public, addressing them through our policies. We will heed the voices from across the nation and formulate our election manifesto accordingly.”

He further said, “The opposition parties in the country, including those in Tripura, lack of clear political agenda and are unwilling to listen to the public’s issues.

The opposition’s influence in Tripura is diminishing steadily.”
Pratima Bhoumik, the Union Minister of State for Social Justice and Empowerment, participated in a Yuva Choupal event at Ramnagar in Agartala city on Tuesday.

She said, “Numerous people in Tripura have benefited from the schemes. This government has surpassed its promises for which Prime Minister Narendra Modi has become an unbeatable brand.”

Meanwhile, Rajib Bhattacharjee, the President of BJP Tripura Pradesh, stated on Tuesday that the BJP has received a comprehensive report on the party’s organization in the 20 tribal seats.

After a meeting of the BJP’s Janajati Morcha, he said, “The BJP deployed Vistaraks in all 20 seats for five days to assess the party’s strengths and weaknesses. Based on their reports, the party will strategize its campaign in those areas.”