AGARTALA, AuG 11 (TIWN): Reacting over TMC Supremo Mamata Banerjee speech at Swami Vivekanda stadium on Tuesday last, BJP state President Biplab Deb on Wednesday said that 2018 Assembly election results will say who will form the government in Tripura. Talking to TIWN correspondent, BJP state President Biplab Deb said that BJP is making its routes strength in the state and people will surely bring BJP into power and 2018 Assembly election results will say who will form the government in Tripura. When asked about why BJP failed in stopping TMC’s march in Tripura, BJP state president cleverly covered his failure and claimed that every party has the right in the state to hoist political rally and conventions. He further said that Un-necessarily clamouring will not bring any development'. Time will show who will come in to power in 2018.

However, reacting over Mamata’s comments over only her role in bringing railway service in Tripura, BJP president said that it is quite evident in front of the public who brought railways in Tripura after decades. 

So, Mamata Banerjee’s claim over bringing railways in Tripura is baseless, added Deb.Aiming to expand the base of Trinamool Congress outside West Bengal, party chief Mamata Banerjee addressed a rally in Agartala, Tripuraon Tuesday. The West Bengal chief minister raised the slogan of "CPM quit Tripura" in the rally.

The Trinamool Congress has already carved a place for itself in the Marxist bastion emerging as the principal Opposition party after six dissident Congress MLAs had joined it last June.

Banerjee has been eyeing Tripura for a while. Her party contested the 2013 Assembly elections and failed miserably. Not to be disheartened, Banerjee waited for the opportune moment which presented itself, ironically with the Left’s attempts to dislodge her government in Bengal by allying with the Congress.

The alliance in Bengal saw Manik Sarkar reportedly referring to the move as ‘historic blunder’, while the Congress in Tripura broke out in a series of protests. Eventually, in June six dissident Congress MLAs, led by Sudip Roy Burman — the son of former Tripura CM and veteran Congress leader Samir Ranjan Burman, joined the Trinamool Congress. In the blink of an eye, the Trinamool Congress emerged as the main opposition in Tripura.

Virtually setting the tune for her party's campaign ahead of the 2018 Tripura assembly polls, she enumerated the development projects initiated by her government in West Bengal at a rally here in Taking on her Tripura counterpart Sarkar, Banerjee flayed the Left regime for unleashing violence ignoring development.the northeastern state. Banerjee, also the Trinamool Congress supremo, said entire Bengal would jump to Tripura to oust the Left Front from power.

Taking on her Tripura counterpart Sarkar, Banerjee flayed the Left regime for unleashing violence ignoring development.