AGARTALA, Sep 10 (TIWN): Congress called Bharat Bandh’s 100% success hit JUMLA Party’s arrogance as instead of democracy, all hooligans took control of Streets. Jolted BJP after 6 months of Govt formation in Tripura received a tight slap as common men responded heavily to the 12 hours strike called by Congress, backed by Left Parties. The strike has clearly proven public are angry with the Jumlagiri was done by BJP National leaders, State leaders before the Election resulted in massive termination, poverty, bulldozing of oppositions party offices, cancellation of ongoing recruitment, two times tax hikes on fuel in Tripura under nationally-famous motormouth Tripura CM Biplab Kumar Deb. However, being jolted with the people-less roads on the heart of capital city, BJP activists came in protests across the state and now forcing businessmen to open shops. BJP leaders started the move with petrol pumps and called shop-keepers, entered businessmen's houses, forced them to open shops. In similar way BJP also forced various businessmen to keep their shops open.

Being asked by media, one of the petrol pump dealers strictly denied to talk either in support or in against of the Govt but he said, what the Govt has ordered they (Businessmen) have to follow, beyond that 'no comment'.

The BJP activists forced petrol pump dealers to open the petrol pump and pour petrol in their bikes' tankers. 

The 12 hours strike was observed with 100 % success till 12 noon but with BJP's forcefulness few shops opened but across Tripura people enjoyed the strike at home, saving fuels of their vehicles.

Moreover, when BJP was forcing petrol pump dealers to open petrol pump, it was checked that petrol price 79.17 and like fools BJP activists raised slogans of their party. 

With the display of muscles, BJP has done one more mistake as their party's anti-democratic nature was revealed before masses.This successful strike has counted as a jolt ahead of Lok Sabha Election-2019, whereas another by-election is knocking the doors. 

Congress is observing the strike, backed supports from left parties as a part of nationwide protest against the fuel price hike under Modi Govt. Congress has alleged, Rs. 11 lakh crores were looted by Modi Govt in last 52 months by taxing fuel.