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Ahead of the civic body polls in Tripura, the Supreme Court on Tuesday asked the Biplab Deb government to make a detailed statement on steps being taken to ensure security during the polls.
The apex court’s order came in response to a contempt plea by the Trinamool Congress that claimed that the law-and-order situation in Tripura is 'worsening' by the day ahead of civic body elections in the north-eastern state.
The case was being heard by a bench headed by Justice DY Chandrachud.
As the hearing began, TMC counsel showed various pictures to the court and spoke about several incidents of violence that have taken place in Tripura.
TMC’s counsel said that the pictures clearly depict that while violence is taking place, the police is standing and doing nothing.
The Supreme Court, according to Bar and Bench, asked the BJP government to take detailed instructions from the police and home secretary on exactly what arrangements are being made at the polling booths and safety measures for polling day right up till the declaration of results.

On TMC plea, Supreme Court asks Tripura govt: what are you doing to ensure free and fair polls

Ahead of the civic body polls in Tripura, the Supreme Court on Tuesday asked the Biplab Deb government to make a detailed statement on steps being taken to ensure security during the polls.
The apex court&rsquo;s order came in response to a contempt plea by the Trinamool Congress that claimed that the law-and-order situation in Tripura is 'worsening' by the day ahead of civic body elections in the north-eastern state.
The case was being heard by a bench headed by Justice DY Chandrachud.
As the hearing began, TMC counsel showed various pictures to the court and spoke about several incidents of violence that have taken place in Tripura.
TMC&rsquo;s counsel said that the pictures clearly depict that while violence is taking place, the police is standing and doing nothing.
The Supreme Court, according to Bar and Bench, asked the BJP government to take detailed instructions from the police and home secretary on exactly what arrangements are being made at the polling booths and safety measures for polling day right up till the declaration of results.

The apex court&rsquo;s order came in response to a contempt plea by the Trinamool Congress that claimed that the law-and-order situation in Tripura is 'worsening' by the day&nbsp;

Ahead of the civic body polls in Tripura, the Supreme Court on Tuesday asked the Biplab Deb government to make a detailed statement on steps being taken to ensure security during the polls.
The apex court&rsquo;s order came in response to a contempt plea by the Trinamool Congress that claimed that the law-and-order situation in Tripura is 'worsening' by the day ahead of civic body elections in the north-eastern state.
The case was being heard by a bench headed by Justice DY Chandrachud.
As the hearing began, TMC counsel showed various pictures to the court and spoke about several incidents of violence that have taken place in Tripura.
TMC&rsquo;s counsel said that the pictures clearly depict that while violence is taking place, the police is standing and doing nothing.
The Supreme Court, according to Bar and Bench, asked the BJP government to take detailed instructions from the police and home secretary on exactly what arrangements are being made at the polling booths and safety measures for polling day right up till the declaration of results.
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Speaking at a rally in Tripura's Agartala on Sunday, TMC's Abhishek Banerjee said that the end of the "BJP's misrule" in the state is "certain". He also referred to Tripura Chief Minister Biplab Deb as 'Big Flop Deb'.
Former West Bengal minister Rajib Banerjee and Tripura BJP MLA Ashis Das joined the Trinamool Congress in Tripura at the rally. The court allowed the rally after it was blocked thrice earlier by the state.
National general secretary of TMC and nephew of Bengal CM, Abhishek Banerjee said his party will &lsquo;finish both the Left and right in Tripura and that the state will see a repeat of what happened in Bengal.
Further, Abhiskek compared the ruling BJP to a &lsquo;virus&rsquo; and it&rsquo;s only &lsquo;vaccine is Mamata Banerjee&rsquo;
He also announced that the party will contest in all seats of civic polls in Tripura next month.
Earlier, the local police in Agartala declined to give the permission given to the TMC to hold this rally due to Covid-19. This was the fourth time the rally was blocked by the state. It was only on Saturday night that the Tripura High Court gave the party the required permission after an urgent case was filed.

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TMC's Abhishek Banerjee said that the end of the "BJP's misrule" in Tripura is "certain"

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Abhishek Banerjee said his party will &lsquo;finish both the Left and right in Tripura and that the state will see a repeat of what happened in Bengal.

Speaking at a rally in Tripura's Agartala on Sunday, TMC's Abhishek Banerjee said that the end of the "BJP's misrule" in the state is "certain". He also referred to Tripura Chief Minister Biplab Deb as 'Big Flop Deb'.
Former West Bengal minister Rajib Banerjee and Tripura BJP MLA Ashis Das joined the Trinamool Congress in Tripura at the rally. The court allowed the rally after it was blocked thrice earlier by the state.
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National general secretary of TMC and nephew of Bengal CM, Abhishek Banerjee said his party will &lsquo;finish both the Left and right in Tripura and that the state will see a repeat of what happened in Bengal.
Further, Abhiskek compared the ruling BJP to a &lsquo;virus&rsquo; and said it&rsquo;s only &lsquo;vaccine is Mamata Banerjee&rsquo;
He also announced that the party will contest in all seats of civic polls in Tripura next month.
Earlier, the local police in Agartala declined to give the permission given to the TMC to hold this rally due to Covid-19. This was the fourth time the rally was blocked by the state. It was only on Saturday night that the Tripura High Court gave the party the required permission after an urgent case was filed.

After Abhishek Banerjee, Trinamool Congress MP Sushmita Dev was&nbsp;allegedly&nbsp;attacked while campaigning in Tripura&rsquo;s&nbsp;Amtuli&nbsp;on Friday.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;The Rajya Sabha MP&rsquo;s&nbsp;car was&nbsp;vandalised&nbsp;in the incident, while members of Indian Political Action Committee, led by Prashant Kishor,&nbsp;were injured.&nbsp;Dev alleged that the BJP was behind the attack.&nbsp;&nbsp;Poll strategist Kishor&rsquo;s firm is helping the TMC in elections. However, the&nbsp;saffron party&nbsp;refuted her claim and said&nbsp;that&nbsp;Sushmita Dev is seeing the&nbsp;BJP&nbsp;attack everywhere.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;The TMC is set to contest the upcoming civic body elections in Tripura. Dev is overseeing the party activities in the state, and had said on Thursday that a final strategy will be formulated once the elections are declared.&nbsp;

After Abhishek Banerjee, Sushmita Dev attacked during Tripura campaign

After Abhishek Banerjee, Sushmita Dev attacked during Tripura campaign. Dev said the attack was carried out by the BJP cadre, who are getting open support by the Biplab Deb govt. 

TMC MP Sushmita Dev allegedly&nbsp;attacked in Tripura MP&rsquo;s&nbsp;car vandalised&nbsp;in the incident, she blamed BJP&nbsp; Members of Prashant&nbsp;Kishor's&nbsp;group injured: Dev Kishor&rsquo;s firm helping TMC in local body&nbsp;elections Dev is seeing the&nbsp;BJP&nbsp;attack everywhere: BJP&nbsp; &nbsp; Dev is overseeing TMC's&nbsp;campaign for the election

The Rajya Sabha MP&rsquo;s&nbsp;car was&nbsp;vandalised&nbsp;in the incident, while members of Indian Political Action Committee, led by Prashant Kishor,&nbsp;were injured.&nbsp; Dev alleged that the BJP was behind the attack.&nbsp;

After Abhishek Banerjee, Trinamool Congress MP Sushmita Dev was&nbsp;allegedly&nbsp;attacked while campaigning in Tripura&rsquo;s&nbsp;Amtuli&nbsp;on Friday.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; The Rajya Sabha MP&rsquo;s&nbsp;car was&nbsp;vandalised&nbsp;in the incident, while members of Indian Political Action Committee, led by Prashant Kishor,&nbsp;were injured.&nbsp; Dev alleged that the BJP was behind the attack.&nbsp; &nbsp; Poll strategist Kishor&rsquo;s firm is helping the TMC in elections. However, the&nbsp;saffron party&nbsp;refuted her claim and said&nbsp;that&nbsp;Sushmita Dev is seeing the&nbsp;BJP&nbsp;attack everywhere.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; The TMC is set to contest the upcoming civic body elections in Tripura. Dev is overseeing the party activities in the state, and had said on Thursday that a final strategy will be formulated once the elections are declared.&nbsp;

In Triupra to address the party's state leadership, Trinamool Congress' national secretary Abhishek Banerjee had a rocky start with BJP protests.
Banerjee's visit comes days after poll strategist Prashant Kishor's I-PAC team was detained in a hotel by the Agartala police.
The TMC leader's convoy was stopped multiple times on the way to Tripureshwari temple from the Agartala airport by BJP&nbsp;supporters&nbsp;amid 'Go back Abhishek' slogans.&nbsp;
The TMC No 2 tweeted a video of protesters hitting on his convoy and tagged the BJP CM mocking the state of democracy in the BJP ruled region.&nbsp;
TMC posters and banners were also found damaged in various parts of the state. Calling it a shocking display of hooliganism by the Biplab Deb government, Trinamool has said it will lodge its protest on the issue.&nbsp;Khela continues to Hobe: Abhishek Banejree faces BJP angst in Tripura.&nbsp;

Khela continues to Hobe: Abhishek Banejree faces BJP angst on Tripura visit

The TMC leader's convoy was stopped multiple times by BJP&nbsp;supporters&nbsp;amid 'Go back Abhishek' sloganeering.&nbsp;

//Abhishek&nbsp;Banerjee&nbsp;in Tripura&nbsp;to address TMC leadership, BJP&nbsp;protests //TMC&nbsp;leader in Tripura&nbsp;days after IPAC&nbsp;team held by Agartala police&nbsp; //Banerjee's convoy&nbsp;stopped multiple times, 'Go back Abhishek' slogans raised //'Shocking display of hooliganism':&nbsp;TMC&nbsp;posters &amp; banners damaged&nbsp;

Banerjee's visit comes days after poll strategist Prashant Kishor's I-PAC team was detained in a hotel by the Agartala police.

In Triupra to address the party's state leadership, Trinamool Congress' national secretary Abhishek Banerjee had a rocky start with BJP protests.
Banerjee's visit comes days after poll strategist Prashant Kishor's I-PAC team was detained in a hotel by the Agartala police.
The TMC leader's convoy was stopped multiple times on the way to Tripureshwari temple from the Agartala airport by BJP&nbsp;supporters&nbsp;amid 'Go back Abhishek' slogans.&nbsp;
The TMC No 2 tweeted a video of protesters hitting on his convoy and tagged the BJP CM mocking the state of democracy in the BJP ruled region.&nbsp;
TMC posters and banners were also found damaged in various parts of the state. Calling it a shocking display of hooliganism by the Biplab Deb government, Trinamool has said it will lodge its protest on the issue.&nbsp;

A team of 23 members of&nbsp;Prashant Kishor&rsquo;s Indian Political Action Committee which is on a visit to Tripura was asked by the state's BJP&nbsp;government&nbsp;to stay put inside a private hotel, essentially putting them under house arrest.
The team, which was learnt to have visited several places across Tripura for a survey on assessing public experience of governance since the last 4-5 days, had been put up at a private hotel in Agartala.
A team of police and health officials visited the hotel Monday morning and questioned them about their purpose of visit and stay. It also enquired about their&nbsp;Covid-19&nbsp;RT-PCR test reports and asked them to stay indoors till health authorities give the necessary clearance.Reacting on the incident, Trinamool Congress national general secretary Abhishek Banerjee tweeted that the I-PAC employees were kept under house arrest since the&nbsp;BJP&nbsp;is &ldquo;rattled&rdquo; by TMC&rsquo;s victory in Bengal.

Prashant Kishor’s team ‘under house arrest’ in BJP-ruled Tripura 

A team of 23 members of&nbsp;Prashant Kishor&rsquo;s Indian Political Action Committee which is on a visit to Tripura was asked by the state's BJP&nbsp;government&nbsp;to stay put inside a private hotel,

Prashant Kishor’s team ‘under house arrest’ in Tripura, TMC slams BJP 

Reacting on the incident, Trinamool Congress national general secretary Abhishek Banerjee tweeted that the I-PAC employees were kept under house arrest since the&nbsp;BJP&nbsp;is &ldquo;rattled&rdquo; by TMC&rsquo;s victory in Bengal.

A team of 23 members of&nbsp;Prashant Kishor&rsquo;s Indian Political Action Committee which is on a visit to Tripura was asked by the state's BJP&nbsp;government&nbsp;to stay put inside a private hotel, essentially putting them under house arrest.
The team, which was learnt to have visited several places across Tripura for a survey on assessing public experience of governance since the last 4-5 days, had been put up at a private hotel in Agartala.
A team of police and health officials visited the hotel Monday morning and questioned them about their purpose of visit and stay. It also enquired about their&nbsp;Covid-19&nbsp;RT-PCR test reports and asked them to stay indoors till health authorities give the necessary clearance. Reacting on the incident, Trinamool Congress national general secretary Abhishek Banerjee tweeted that the I-PAC employees were kept under house arrest since the&nbsp;BJP&nbsp;is &ldquo;rattled&rdquo; by TMC&rsquo;s victory in Bengal.

Nepal Foreign Minister Pradeep Gyawali on Tuesday said that his country has conveyed a "formal objection" against Tripura Chief Minister Biplab Kumar Deb's remarks that BJP has planned to expand in neighbouring countries like Nepal and Sri Lanka. Replying to a Twitter user who shared a news report on Biplab Deb's remarks, Nepal foreign minister said: "Noted. Formal objection has been already conveyed". Earlier in the day, Kathmandu Post reported that Nepal has taken exception to a recent statement by Deb in which he quoted Home Minister Amit Shah as saying that BJP will form governments in Nepal and Sri Lanka.

'Objection conveyed': Nepal reacts to Biplab Deb blooper on BJP expansion

Nepal has conveyed a "formal objection" against Tripura CM&nbsp;Biplab Kumar Deb's remarks that BJP has planned to expand in neighbouring countries like Nepal and Sri Lanka.

Nepal Foreign Minister Pradeep Gyawali on Tuesday said that his country has conveyed a "formal objection" against Tripura Chief Minister Biplab Kumar Deb's remarks that BJP has planned to expand in neighbouring countries like Nepal and Sri Lanka. Replying to a Twitter user who shared a news report on Biplab Deb's remarks, Nepal foreign minister said: "Noted. Formal objection has been already conveyed". Earlier in the day, Kathmandu Post reported that Nepal has taken exception to a recent statement by Deb in which he quoted Home Minister Amit Shah as saying that BJP will form governments in Nepal and Sri Lanka.

Tripura chief minister Biplab Deb has done it again. At a BJP event in state capital Agartala, Biplab Deb said the party has plans not only to expand across the country but in neighbouring countries as well. Deb said Home Minister Amit Shah has plans to set up BJP governments in Nepal and Sri Lanka, reports said. The CM shared a conversation he said he had while preparing for the Tripura assembly election in 2018. Deb said Amit Shah, who was then BJP chief, during a meeting spoke about "overseas" expansion after winning in all the states in India. Biplab Deb has often been caught on the wrong foot in the past.
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Amit Shah has plans to form BJP govts in Nepal, Sri Lanka: Tripura CM Biplab Deb

Tripura CM Biplab Deb has said that Amit Shah shared plans for BJP expansion to Nepal and Sri Lanka

Tripura chief minister Biplab Deb has done it again. At a BJP event in state capital Agartala, Biplab Deb said the party has plans not only to expand across the country but in neighbouring countries as well. Deb said Home Minister Amit Shah has plans to set up BJP governments in Nepal and Sri Lanka, reports said. The CM shared a conversation he said he had while preparing for the Tripura assembly election in 2018. Deb said Amit Shah, who was then BJP chief, during a meeting spoke about "overseas" expansion after winning in all the states in India.

Tripura chief minister Biplab Deb has done it again. At a BJP event in state capital Agartala, Biplab Deb said the party has plans not only to expand across the country but in neighbouring countries as well. Deb said Home Minister Amit Shah has plans to set up BJP governments in Nepal and Sri Lanka, reports said. The CM shared a conversation he said he had while preparing for the Tripura assembly election in 2018. Deb said Amit Shah, who was then BJP chief, during a meeting spoke about "overseas" expansion after winning in all the states in India. Biplab Deb has often been caught on the wrong foot in the past.
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Tripura: Revolt against Biplab Deb, 12 MLAs camp in Delhi

A group of BJP MLAs in Tripura have raised a banner of revolt against CM Biplab&nbsp;Deb. About a dozen are camping in Delhi to apprise the leadership of the "misrule"

A group of BJP MLAs in Tripura have raised a banner of revolt against CM Biplab Deb. Reports said that about a dozen MLAs are camping in Delhi to meet party leadership to apprise them of what they say the "misrule" of the chief minister. The rebels group is reportedly led by BJP heavyweight Sudip Roy Barman. The MLAs have claimed that the CM's&nbsp;"total dictatorship and poor governance" are making the BJP unpopular in Tripura. The dissidents have also alleged total mismanagement of the Covid pandemic in the state and that many IAS and IPS officers are leaving the state due to CM's "dictatorship".

CM Biplab Deb's bizarre idea to stay in power in Tripura

Another bizarre statement from another Chief Minister. Biplab Deb, Tripura's Chief Minister believes that the BJP-led government would remain in power for another 30-35 years if 80% houses in the state hung Swami Vivekananda. He further asked the Mahila Morcha of the BJP to distribute pictures of Swami Vivekananda to every household in the State. The BJP Chief Minister elaborated that this observation comes from his own experience from his village where people hung photos og Jyoti Basu, Joseph Stalin, Mao Zedong and others just next to the pictures of gods. He asked his people if they did this, the party will keep its ideologies and sanskars and remain in power. In August, Deb delivered Swami Vivekananda's books to Covid-19 patients with an intent to keep then "mentally strong and motivated".

\CM Biplab Deb's bizarre idea to stay in power in Tripura

BJP Chief Minister's bizarre logic to stay in power
'Hang Swami Vivekananda's&nbsp;photo in homes'
BJP&nbsp;women wing asked&nbsp;to distribute Vivekananda's&nbsp;photo to every household

Another bizarre remark from Tripura Chief Minister. Biplab Deb. The BJP&nbsp;leader believes that the his government would remain in power for another 30-35 years if 80% houses in the state hung Swami Vivekananda photo in their homes. He further asked the Mahila Morcha of the BJP to distribute pictures of Swami Vivekananda to every household in the State. The Chief Minister elaborated that this observation comes from his own experience from his village where people hung photos og Jyoti Basu, Joseph Stalin, Mao Zedong and others just next to the pictures of gods. He asked his people if they did this, the party will keep its ideologies and remain in power.&nbsp; In August, Deb delivered Swami Vivekananda's books to Covid-19 patients with an intent to keep then "mentally strong and motivated".

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