Pradyot tweets this pic with message for 13 Tipra Motha MLAs
Tipra Motha chief Pradyot Kishore Debbarma on Friday said he has asked all 13 MLAs of his party in Tripura to establish an office in their constituencies, and not at their homes so that people could easily reach out to them. Tipra Motha chief Pradyot Kishore Debbarma share this picture on Twitter Sharing a picture of a chair presumably at an office, Debbarma tweeted, “I have asked all my 13 MLAs to establish an office in their local constituencies so that our people know where they can reach out with their problems. The former royal claimed that if Tipra Motha had not been in the electoral fight, the Bharatiya Janata Party would have won 50 seats in the recent elections to the 60-member assembly. Addressing reporters after the oath-taking ceremony of 13 MLAs of Tipra Motha in the assembly, he said the party will raise in the House the issue of the "constitutional solution" to the problems of the indigenous people of the state.
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