AGARTALA, March 7 (TIWN): The much talked Yusuf Commission report is likely to be disclosed in the Tripura Budget session which is scheduled to begin from March 18. Talking to TIWN correspondent an official source said that this time it is expected that the Yusuf commission will be disclosed during the budget session as in the last hearing lawyer from government side has appealed to the court that they will publish the Yusuf commission report and action taken report during the budget session. The source further said that the legal documentation is underway as the government will produce both the action taken report as well as the Yusuf commission report in this budget session. The state government once again with their political influential agenda successfully skipped from the issue of publishing the much awaited Yusuf Commission report in front of the count. It appears from the scenario that state government will intentionally keep on dragging the issue in the name of asking time as the report is expected to dig out the hidden facts behind the murder case.State government will publish the report as well the report on action taken in the budget session .

In previous hearing the HC has asked government to place the report by February 29 after PIL was filed. The report was placed before the division bench of Chief Justice Deepak and Justice Subhasis Talapatra but once again the date for publication is being delayed until next assembly session.

Reportedly, earlier Government demanded four weeks of time for placing the report but court has extended it to 6 weeks and has set the deadline till February 29 covering a total duration of six weeks and again the PP has asked for time till next budget session.

Tripura High Court (HC) given the last date to publish the yusuf commission report on the then state health minister Bimal Sinha murder case by February 29 but the state government once again delayed it by few more months.

The Business Advisory Committee will finalize the business of the ensuing Budget session. Apart from placing a full-fledged Budget for 2016-17 FY; the government will also table the report of the Yusuf Commission in the upcoming session.

However, the Cabinet approved proposals for filling up altogether 386 posts in some departments, including Industries and Commerce.