SONAMURA / AGARTALA, Feb 8 (TIWN): In a sharp attack against CPI-M and Manik Sarkar Govt, on Thursday at Sonamura, Prime Minister Modi accused communists for pocketing Rose Valley Chit Fund's ill-gotten cash. Modi was a sharp contrast against Tripura and Assam's BJP leaders weak poll performance in attacking CPI-M Govt's various scams. Modi in front of IPFT's N.C.Debbarma, BJP's Subal Bhowmik, Sunil Deodhar asserted the importance of installing a BJP Govt for Tripura's overall development in infrastructure development. ' Rose Valley Chit Fund has looted the poor peoples of Tripura for years, but the Sarkar here didn’t take any action', added Modi. "Who is guilty for it ? More than 14 lakh people, half of Tripura's population lost their hard earned money. Everyone guilty for stealing from the poor will be punished. Voters will teach them a lesson,' says PM Modi.

Modi further asked 3 times public, 'Due to Rose Valley who has been profited ?" and public 3 times replied, "Manik Sarkar". 

"The culprits of Rose Valley will not be left and given their deserved punishments”, Modi said.

'CPM has ruled the state for 25 years. Why is it that people here do not get the minimum wages? Why have the recommendations of 7th Pay Commission not been implemented in Tripura?', added Modi.

PM Modi in his one day visit in Tripura while addressing in the first rally at Sonamura took all the 60 BJP contestants names, claiming that BJP will make its govt surely in Tripura. “People of Hindustan and even the people of Delhi yet to realize what kind of revolution the Northeast state Tripura is undergoing. Here people are fighting the Assembly battle not for any political party but for their rights. Unemployed youths are fighting for being employed and the employees and pensioners are striving for their much deserved 7th pay commission.