AGARTALA, June 12 (TIWN): Concluding the day long representative meeting of TMC on Sunday at RS Bhawan, TMC chairman Ratan chakraborty stated that TMC will emerge as the alternative to the corruption tainted CPI-M in the state. Keeping along Sudip Roy barman and Ashis Saha, TMC chairman Ratan chakraborty stated that to rejuvenate the party TMC will set up all its booth committee to fight against the wrong policies of CPI-M in the state. In the meet the leaders stated that Left front will be washed away from the state like the way it was washed off from West Bengal after 30 years of rule. As TMC has brought a change in the political scenario of West Bengal it will also bring change in Tripura.

However, from now on party will move with an aim to fight against the misrule of CPI-M in the state. The leaders urged the people to strengthen the hands of the TMC as had been done in West Bengal. Pointing CPI-M, he said that it would not be allowed to continue for long.

Time has come when left front will be washed away from Tripura like the washed it was washed away from West Bengal after years of rule.

Criticizing the state ruled left front government, he said that days are not so far when the people themselves will threw away the government from the state and will give a call to corruption free government. Corruption is touching the high sky under the rule of the left front government, claimed TMC leaders.

However, connecting with the people is the most priority of the party.

With the formation of the TMC party in a new way in Tripura to bring a change in the political scenario of Tripura’s politics, said TMC Chairman RatanChakraborty.

TMC will form government in the next 2018 Assembly election. It is to be mentioned here  that TMC supremo Mamata Banerjee is extremely serious regarding Tripura and will do all efforts to win over the hearts of people of Tripura.

However, Sudip Roy Barman, Ashish Saha, Biswabandhu Sen, Diba Chandra Hrangkhawl, Pranjit Singha Roy and Dilip Sarkar have recently jkoined TMC after quitting Congress.