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Tripura Vidhan Sabha Election 2023: Every party has put emphasis in Tripura elections. The contest is going to be interesting here. Meanwhile, let us tell you that in the Tripura elections, the most talked about these days is the Tipra Motha party and the party chief Pradyot Manikya Debbarma. So let us tell you about them today and discuss some special things related to the election.
Actually, Pradyot Manikya Debbarma, the head of the Tipra Motha Party, who made the Tripura elections interesting, is a descendant of the erstwhile royal family. If political experts are to be believed, he has a strong hold among the tribal society in the state. 20 seats in Tripura are tribal dominated and this is the key to power in this state.
This time Congress-Left together
BJP alliance
BJP-55 seats
IPFT-05 Seat
(Friendly battle between BJP-IPFT in Ampinagar)
Left-Congress alliance
CPI (M) – 43 seats
Congress-13 seats
(Forward Bloc, RSP and CPI on one seat each)
other party
Tipra Motha – 42 seats
TMC – 28 Seats
Independent – 58 seats
Pradyot’s father has been an MP and mother has been an MLA.
Pradyot Manikya Debbarma, chief of Tipra Motha Party, was born on July 4, 1978 in Delhi. He is the son of the 185th King of Tripura, Kirit Bikram Kishore Debbarma and Queen Bihubi Kumari Devi. He did his studies in Shillong. Pradyot’s father has been a member of the Lok Sabha three times and his mother has been an MLA twice. After separating from the Congress in 2019, Pradyot formed a separate party demanding ‘Greater Tipraland’.
A look at the 2018 election
By winning 36 seats in 60, the BJP ended the rule of the Left Front.
BJP alliance got 18 seats in 20 tribal seats
BJP got 43.59% votes, CPI(M) got 42.22% votes
match interesting
According to experts, the newly formed political party ‘Tipra Motha’ is likely to emerge as the ‘Kingmaker’ (a party that plays an important role in government formation) and it will face the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)-Indigenous People’s Front of Tripura (Indigenous People’s Front of Tripura) in this election. IPFT) alliance and Congress-Left Front alliance.
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