Agartala, Oct 14 (TIWN) Amid media speculation about dissidence in the BJP's Tripura unit, party President JP Nadda met four legislators from the state in New Delhi and discussed various issues, party MLA Ram Prasad Paul said on Wednesday.

Paul, a former Tripura BJP Vice-President, said that a 14-member delegation of the state BJP leaders, led by former state President Ranajay Deb, met BJP national General Secretary Arun Singh as well and discussed organisational and state matters.  On the other hand, Tripura BJP's spokesman Nabendu Bhattacharjee said that the state party leadership was not aware of the visit to the national capital. "Anyone can go to Delhi and meet the central leadership."  "If anyone is found indulging in anti-party activities, the party will take action. Ranajay Deb had resigned from the party before the 2018 Assembly elections and his resignation was accepted," Bhattacharjee told IANS. 

Paul said that Nadda held a one-hour meeting on Tuesday evening with the four Tripura legislators in the presence of BJP national Vice-President Jay Panda and national General Secretary Arun Singh.  "Various affairs of Tripura, including organisational matters, were discussed. We also discussed how to further strengthen the party organisation in Tripura. Our discussions are internal matter of the party; we don't want to disclose these to the media," Paul told IANS on phone from Delhi.