AGARTALA, Jan 16 (TIWN): Continuous protests through rallies and gatherings against the BJP government in Tripura, CPI(M) has hit the central nervous system of BJP in the state, which in turn rejuvenated the leftists.

The youth front of CPI(M) Democratic Youth Federation of India (DYFI) and Tripura Youth Federation  (TYF) leaders hoped that the party will turn back in the country soon.
The massive rally of thousands of youth with red cap made the city standstill for long hours. The organisation of BJP has reduced to zero in Tripura as the government under the leadership of CM Biplab Deb could do nothing for the betterment and development of the people of the state rather than destruction in their 21 months of rule. 
The action against marijuana (ganja) cultivation had broken down the rural economy but the people did not get any compensation for their livelihood. There were no jobs created as promised by BJP leaders before the election, the government employees and contractual workers were assured to get a salary at par with the central government employees and regularization of service but it was not fulfilled. 
On one hand the government hiked of fees on healthcare services and stopped providing jobs to the unemployed, on the other , they hiked of salaries and perks of all elected representatives including ministers, a section of officials close to power misusing the public fund for personal purposes, bringing outside contractors depriving the locals have hostile commoners that added oxygen for the opposition.
The rallies in the last few days indicated that CPI(M) has regained its base, which faced erosion in last assembly elections. The rally raised slogans demanding employment for the youth, creating job opportunities for the people, and fulfilment of all the points mentioned in the Vision Document.