TIWN Dec 24, 2022
AGARTALA, Dec 24 (TIWN): 2018’s Vision Document was the biggest-ever Election scandal that happened in Tripura. BJP’s Vision Document which was published in 2018 by the Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley along with Assam’s present CM Himanta Biswa Sarma, self-declared intellectual of BJP Ashok Sinha, but Vision Document turned into a major JUMLA, especially in particular serious issues of the state which were used by BJP to fool the voters. BJP said in Vision Document “Tripura has 50000 vacant posts. BJP will fulfill those posts within 1-Year of Govt formation”.
BJP has made other promises like the permanent solution of 10323 teachers, regularization of all Govt employees, house-to-house employment, 7th Pay Commission for Govt employees and so many promises.
However, BJP also had made various verbal promises such as “Missed Call Jobs”, employees salaries hikes which will make a person’s Rs. 40000’s salary into Rs. 1.25 lakhs.
Instead of talking about those promises, BJP is desperate to print a new Manifesto. It was revealed in a letter where BJP has directed Mandal leaders to get the public suggestion regarding what the public is demanding or expecting from the State Govt. The process is to be headed by none other than Ashok Sinha, one of the Vision Document publishers. Sinha had lost the bye-poll with Congress MLA Sudip Barman this year.
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