AGARTALA, Dec 21 (TIWN): BJP begins various promise giving series in Tripura ADC areas amid various “fake” promises were exposed in the last Assembly Election 2018. All employees and pensioners were given written promises by signature campaigning with a booklet written 7th Pay Commission with 2016’s effect will be given whereas not 7th Pay Commission but 0.32 factor was hiked with October 2018 effect. In the same way 50000 govt jobs in 1st one year promise also turned a fake promise with only 2303 Govt jobs (not all regular) were given in 20 months. However, Chief Minister Biplab Deb was seen blaming the ADC authority during his everyday ADC village visits at Govt cost for “nothing” except publicity and vote-banks as it is ruled by CPI-M. CM was seen promising people to give houses, just as before Lok Sabha election he promised people to give jobs directly to few families.

However, Chief Minister although overruling ADC administration and not inviting ADC CEM Radha Charan Debbarma during his visit in companies and Govt projects, but ironically all the projects and companies, industries were developed under the CPI-M backed administration. Although using Govt machineries at public tax base expenditure but no ADC authority are seen in those visits. In one line, the BJP Chief Minister is playing just “Cat & Rat” games to unseat the rival CPI-M and doing party campaigning with IAS officers because, whenever he is speaking before media, he is seen to  bash the CPI-M and blame games.

However, in last 20 months, CM was hardly seen in those villages which are suffering from water crisis and various problems.

Right now, Tripura’s village to town areas all are suffering due to massive crisis and lack of Govt projects’ works but till ADC Election is completed, the focus in on the ADC.

CM blamed from animal husbandry to other things, nothing in organized under the CPI-M administration at ADC whereas in the plain areas (non-ADC) whatever was existing, due to BJP’s misruling public are repenting for unseating the previous Govt.