Now when it's about performance, under Biplab Deb's Govt VAT, Fuel-tax have increased at highest, massive terminations without citing reasons are going on, all existing govt job recruitment have been postponed. 

Few youths sent for jobs through job fairs, returned pathetically, no fund could be brought from centre and in the name of zero-deficit budget no pre-poll promise has been fulfilled, rather left the youths with ideas of paan-shop business to brick selling and cow rearing ideas. UP Govt on Teachers day is going to recruit 41,000 teachers, but in Tripura unemployment toll has been spiked. At the same time violence. political attacks, mob-lynchings left the state with 58 murders in last 5 months. 

Biplab Deb's gaffes which turned him as the most foolish CM of India are :

(TIWN has video proof of each gaffe mentioned below)

1) On April 14, 2018 at Agartala ONGC complex Ambedkar Statue inauguration, CM claimed Chabimura can be made better than Amazon river basin, also Amazon is located in Africa. It was first jolt of humour released by him in a big occasion citing Amazon is located in Africa,

2) On April 7,2018 CM said, internet was existing in Mahbharata's time and due to internet, Sanjay was depicting about the Kurukshetra was to a blind king. He said,  "Not US and other Western Countries, but the internet was invented by India before lakhs of years. Today US can claim it's their technology, but it's actually our and they borrowed our knowledge".

3) On April 26,2018 CM said India's 1997 beauty queen Diana Hayden was unworthy to be considered as Miss World as she doesn't look like Laxmi and Sarswati. On that CM also suggested to use soil instead of soap, as it has no cosmetic chemical,

4) On the next day (April 27, 2018) i.e. Civil Service Day, Biplab Deb said, "Mechanical engineers should not opt for Civil Service, rather Civil engineers must go for it as they have civic sense".

5) On the next day (April 28, 2018) CM asked the state's youths to start paan-shop or to rear cows in home to get rod of unemployment,

6) Speaking at a programme in Agartala Buddha Purnima on April 30, Biplab Deb said Gautam Buddha walked across India and went to countries like Japan, Myanmar and Tibet to spread the message of peace and harmony.

7) On May 1,2018 CM hit another controversy saying "I will chop-off nails of my govt's critics" during a programme at Pragna Bhawan

8) On May 11,2018 CM Biplab Deb said, Rabindranath Tagore gave up his nobel prize to protest against British rule during Rajashi Utsav in Udaipur (Gomati Tripura),

9)  On May 20, 2018: CM called Himanta Biswa Sarma as a Doctor during NEDA conclave at Guwahati,

10) On June 26,2018 on the occasion of International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking said all promises of Vision Document will be fulfilled by not from his pocket but from public taxes.

11) On July 4,2018 when state had been hit with mob-lynching episodes, Biplab Deb said at Agartala Airport renaming programme he is feeling "Anand Ki Leher". 

12) On July 6,2018 during Deoghar Express's flag off programme, CM said, Tripura has 10 Districts, whereas in reality it's 8 only.

13) On July 28,2018 the Chief Minister said, "If youths go to gym, they will become Dipa Karmakar and if they go to drugs they will be in jail".

14) On August 25,2018 CM said, on 50 years of completion people celebrate Silver-Jubilee and Tripura will too do on 2022 on 50 years of statehood day.

15) The latest release of gaffe was on Sunday, Aug 27,2018 at Neermahal, Tripura which is right now hot national comedy news feed after CM said, "Ducks increases oxygen in water body by swimming". 

Prominent national medias all mocked Biplab Deb. Hindustan Times (HT) news ridiculed Tripura Chief Minister for foolish gaffes and published statement of Scientists.

Hindustan Times wrote  “Experts, however, were unimpressed by the chief minister’s statements. “It may be possible to increase oxygen levels in water through machines, but claiming that ducks can enhance the fish population is unscientific,” said Jyoti Prakash Roy Choudhury, a retired zoology professor.”