Motha Supporters Join BJP: Massive ADC Election Boost before Poll

Tripura ADC Election 2026

Agartala: In a major blow to the regional opposition, thousands of supporters from TIPRA Motha and other parties officially switched sides to join the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) today. The mass joining, held during a “Maha Yogdan Sabha” at Rabindra Bhavan, marks one of the largest political shifts in the state recently. The newcomers were welcomed by Chief Minister Professor (Dr.) Manik Saha, State President Rajib Bhattacharya, and other senior cabinet ministers, who described the event as a turning point for the indigenous regions of Tripura.

Chief Minister Predicts 28-Seat Clean Sweep in ADC Polls

While welcoming the new members, Chief Minister Dr. Manik Saha expressed unwavering confidence regarding the upcoming Tripura Tribal Areas Autonomous District Council (TTAADC) elections. He asserted that the BJP is prepared to contest and win all 28 elective seats, citing a growing disillusionment with the current council administration. The Chief Minister stated that the “doors are open for everyone,” reinforcing the party’s strategy to consolidate support across all tribal and non-tribal belts before the notification for the council polls.

BJP Leadership Vows to Protect Allies While Targeting Growth

Addressing recent rumors and political friction, Dr. Saha clarified the BJP’s stance on alliances. He noted that while the BJP remains a faithful partner and never abandons its allies, it is the opposition that often speaks of separation. He emphasized that the “Maha Yogdan” by these 3,000 voters proves that the public’s faith is shifting toward a national party capable of delivering long-term stability. The presence of key leaders like Santana Chakma and Rebati Tripura underscored the party’s united front in targeting the ADC heartlands.

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Dissatisfaction Over ADC Governance Fuels Mass Defections

State General Secretary Bipin Debbarma delivered a stinging critique of the current Tipra Motha-led council governance during the ceremony. He alleged that the TTAADC has been plagued by corruption and a lack of transparency, leaving the indigenous communities neglected. According to Debbarma, the massive influx of supporters into the BJP is a direct result of people realizing that their interests were being compromised for personal gain. The new joiners echoed this sentiment, stating they chose the BJP to become partners in the “Double Engine” development model promoted by the Prime Minister and the Chief Minister.

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