R S Para (Teliamura), March 9 (TIWN) : In total 14 candidates took oath on Tuesday at R S Para, under Kalyanpur block, Teliamura.

In total 13 CPI-M victors and 1 IPFT victor took oath after they had won in ADC VC election-2016.

The programme held at RS Para Community Hall.

Reportedly, Presiding officer Sunil Debbarma, administered the oath taking ceremony for the winning candidates for R S Para under Kalyanpur Block.

One after one candidates had taken oath and promised for better works in upcoming days.

Khowai Jilla Parishad member Shankar Das was also preset during the programme.  

Among the 14 candidates, 13 members were from CPI-M, whereas the rest one belongs to IPFT.

Mass gathering was followed during the programme.  The whole programme held peacefully. 

It’s to be mentioned here that CPI-M kept the record as unbeatable  winner in Tripura VC Election once again and the opposition parties simply bold out without any competition.

Reportedly, CPI-M has own unbeatably without any contest in many villages at Kalyanpur and Cong. didn’t submitted a single nomination paper at there.

CPI-M’s policy to win every election with the votes of poor and rural people has been successful this time too.

Due to the week political organizational power and lack of unity within among the party members have been continuously drawing the opposition parties back to the defeat-field and nothing is different with this VC Election too.

However, IPFT is slightly performing better on hills than Cong. For example at Teliamura’s Kalyanpur, according to the voting result, amongst the 7 villages 6 villages have been occupied by CPI-M, whereas 1 has been occupied by IPFT. 

In R S Para also IPFT has atleast occupied 1 seat, whereas BJP & Cong. is out of the scenario.

Although Cong. BJP both parties held many press meets and blasted CPI-M and figured out CPI-M’s drawbacks but all these were useless as oppositions couldn’t reach out the common people till day.

Blames of corruptions, challenge to bring changes and dialogues to win elections have always limited  within the reader section of people, but for any party to earn the sympathy of the poor and common people from the remote areas is very much necessary, in which oppositions had failed, said sources.