AGARTALA, Sep 2 (TIWN): Assam’s Sarada Chit Fund tainted Himanta Biswa Sarma’s pre-poll fake promises to the voters is now turning heavy upon the State BJP Govt. After the Election also there was no break from lies from Janata Durbar to job creation and 7th Pay Commission. The most viral speech during post-poll season has been Amit Shah's speech on 7th Pay Commission where he asks voters to vote BJP on February 18 and to take the 7th Pay Commission from march four. Himanta Biswa Sarma gave the height of Jumla-giri in that where he said, "Don't vote us in Lok Sabha Election unless we fulfill our Vision Document. Create such a situation so that we don't win the MP election if 7th Pay Commission is not given". However, the BJP-era started happily then it gave shocks with Chief Ministers various gaffes from Internet was existing in Mahabharata's time to Ducks swimming generates Oxygen". Then No Pay Commission, No Job, No Recruitment, No MGNREGA. Heated by the Jumla strike now Public area asking the Govt will the Pay Commission be given ?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ATMwbKdVnVY&feature=youtu.be

(Link of BJP leaders' pre-poll fake promises)

BJP National President Amit Shah clearly said with his tall voice, “On March 3rd BJP will come in power and on March 4th, Tripura’s Govt employees and pensioners will get 7th Pay Commission”. “We want to change, we want to work for the people. Give your vote for lotus on February 18, BJP will win on March 3rd and employees will get 7th Pay Commission of March 4”, said Amit Shah in his election rallies ahead of Assembly Election. It was said by each and every BJP leaders inside and outside the state that in the first cabinet meeting 7th pay commission will be given, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi. However, after 1st cabinet meeting, Govt  announced 7th Pay Commission like terms can’t be propagated as election at Charilam constituency was left yet. Soon, Biplab Deb announced about Verma Committee which will place a report on 7th Pay Commission and Deb also mentioned, it should not take more than a month  but after 6th months of Govt Verma committee has failed to submit reports whereas Central Govt has increased DA for the employees.

Based on these Jumla promises, pre-poll tall promises of BJP are now turning heavy upon the BJP led State Govt as after 6 months of passage, the Govt failed to implement 7th Pay Commission for Employees and Pensioners.

Apart from Amit Shah, before the Election, Assam Minister cum Tripura BJP-incharge Himanta Biswa Sarma asked people “Don’t vote for BJP and create such a situation that BJP can’t win in 2019 MP-election if it failed to give 7th Pay Commission”. Questions are raising, why Central Govt has failed to allocate 7th pay Commission’s fund to the Tripura Govt ?

Both in State and Centre, ruling parties are now same. If this is the result of same Govt’s ruling in State and Centre, then it’s all clear that Modi Govt deprived Tripura Employees, Pensioners under Manik Sarkar’s Govt and the previous CPI-M Govt’s claims about Central-deprivation was not totally fake allegation.

Before the election, BJP President Amit Shah said BJP-govt will implement 7th Pay Commission from March 4 if voted to power.

Then Himanta Biswa Sarma said, “We’ll give 7th pay commission surely or don’t vote for us in MP-election”.

Assam’s Finance Minister cum de-facto Deputy Chief Minister in BJP Govt, former Congress Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma’s past filled with mega scams to endless corruptions which no Minister in Northeast India could even match in coming decades. From direct involvements in Sarada Chit Fund scam, multi million dollar Louis Berger scam, terrorist group ULFA’s fund raisings to thousands of crores scams revolve around Himanta Biswa Sarma against whom all these allegations are labeled by none other than Assam BJP’s former Chief Siddartha Bhattacharya in a released booklet in 2015. CBI grilled Himanta multiple times in Kolkata and Guwahati for direct involvement in Sarada Chit Fund scam when this scamster Minister was part of Tarun Gogoi’s cabinet in Assam.