North Tripura, Nov 28 (TIWN): Amid tension has gripped Tripura due to deteriorating law and order situations, a 35 years man Litan Nath, S/O-Subodh Nath has been kidnapped in Damchara on yesterday night at around 12 O'Clock. It happened at Joyram Para near Katua bridge under Damchara PS. The kidnappers have allegedly sought Rs. 1.5 lakhs from the family. This incident has erupted massive tension across Tripura and there is no report on development in the rescue operation yet. Earlier, such incidents of "Kidnapping for Moneys" had occurred in the time of terrorism-era but then Tripura police under the previous Left Govt, had controlled the situation although many people were killed. But after long struggles, sacrifices of Police Dept for last two decades the trend was unseen in the state and public travelled all places without any tension from City-Centric areas to ADC but the same terror is in rise in Tripura again with the approaching of ADC poll.

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AGARTALA, Nov 28 (TIWN): When thousands of people under ruling party aligned units on yesterday had joined together against a rape case with 'Love Jihad' banners in Udaipur town, in the same town today, two victim housewives have sat in 'demonstration' seeking justice as even after complaining to the Women Commission, they did not get any help. Reportedly, both the victims roamed doors to doors but did not get any help including from CM of the state. The victims, Saraswati Sukla Das and Sukla Dey Majhi came with their children have started protesting at the District Magistrate office at Udaipur and denied to go back until the DM assures them about justice. As per their statements, they filed written complains against their in-laws family members but no action was taken against the accused persons. One of the housewives is physically challenged, who has a daughter.

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AGARTALA, Nov 28 (TIWN): Tripura BJP Govt's conflict with Govt employees continues either it's via too much work-pressure, forcing them to arrive office amid strike day or by suspension, actions. After ESMA was introduced in state, now one more law has been introduced by Biplab Deb Govt via Cabinet decision which allows actions on Govt officers who will be failed to accomplish duties in due time. For example, the officers who will not be able to give permissions related to new industry opening, under Swagat-Portal will have to pay Rs. 1,000 per day and the highest penalty will be Rs. 25,000. This was disclosed by Tripura Chief Minister Biplab Deb in an award giving ceremony in Agartala Rabindra Bhawan on Friday. He said, it is the example of "good governance". However, after Chief Minister's statement netizens have asked CM what punishment should be given to a CM who could not fulfill Vision Document ?

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