AGARTALA, Dec 2 (TIWN): Even a section of CPI-M supporter are becoming fed up with party's Red-terror, Melarmath sponsored 'violence politics' which is leading heaps of dead bodies centering the assembly election. Nationally, the murders are not reporting as they should be but Tripura is really undergoing an emergency situation can be controlled by President’s rule only. Even CPI-M itself came in power with President’s rule in 1998 and that time even though the blames were given to Congress party but slowly it was exposed that violence was led by mostly CPI-M.

Either in Kerala or in Tripura, lawlessness is CPI-M’s agenda of politics. Yesterday 23 years old youth's dead body was found at Dharmanagar, 1 day ago another was found at Athorbla in Udaipur, with 2 more bikers murders in last 2 days. In this condition, how CPI-M can deny President’s rule ? 

CPI-M knew it fully well that demand of President’s rule will emerge ahead of election as they had already planned for mass butchery, seeing increasing power of BJP. 

So, since the beginning CPI-M State Secretary Bijan Dhar and other CPI-M leaders started boomerang that ‘BJP is creating unrest to get president’s rule’.

But when law and order is under CPI-M Govt, they totally failed to control crimes, which proves their 100 % involvement in murders and their chief minister Manik Sarkar's involvement from IPFT's road blockade to journalists' killing. Recently with MP Jharna Das Baidya’s statement it’s clear how much barbaric politics the communists bear.

There is an urgent need for President’s rule in Tripura, if neutrally seen.

Tripura experienced President’s rule for long and through President’s rule CPI-M came in power in 1998 and kept on ruling with fake voters and mass ragging and manipulation of election.

But now, for the common people’s lives shake, President’s rule is necessary as the CPI-M Govt has totally failed to control crimes.

Even though CPI-M is blaming BJP, IPFT for such violence but why action is not taken against them, the Manik Sarkar's Govt couldn’t answer till day.