AGARTALA, Dec 28 (TIWN): Assam BJP Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Thursday told media that BJP will get two third majority in the upcoming Assembly Election. "After seeing yesterday's booth level responses, we are confident that BJP will get at least two third majority in Tripura",said Sarma. Being asked by media, what will be BJP's step in the second innings of election, Sarma said, "We want all parties to come with us and join hands to defeat CPI-M in the Assembly Election". However, after Biswa Sarma's talks with media it's now sure that BJP also wants Congress and Trinamool to align with BJP, but as per the assumption, Trinamool will not align with BJP due to West Bengal TMC Supremo Mamata Banerjee is facing the rival BJP at there and Congress is just impossible on the background all India level of politics.

 Himanta Biswa Sarma has arrived today and sat in meeting with Biplab Deb at State Guest House assisted by Sudip Barman and some other leaders.

However, when media asked on IPFT's demands for Tipraland, Himanta smartly answered, "Tiparaland is a Govt Chapter, we are aimed to Election" (Woh toh Sarkari-Baatei hai, Ham to Political Hai, so hamto Political baatey hi karega na). Himanta Biswa Sarma's answer however has indicated, there was no acceptance of Tipraland but with an aim to defeat the CPI-M here BJP is ready to align with any party. "We are ready to fight the election with all parties", added Himanta. 

It was the last move from Congress that on Dec 22, after 6 MLAs from Trinamool had joined BJP on August-7, giving another major jolt to ruling CPI-M and Congress, Congress MLA Ratan Lal Nath has joined BJP. Ratan Lal Nath said, "This time the Assembly Election will be a battle of Mahabharata. All evils will be ended and all good things will last".

Addressing the mass gathering in front of BJP HQ, Assam Minister Himanata said, “100 % guarantee that CPI-M will not come in Tripura. The way BJP is working, the party’s winning is for sure”. 

 However, now in the second series BJP is busy to align with as much as anti-CPI-M parties before the finishing level of Modi, Amit Shah's arrival here.