AGARTALA, May 25 (TIWN): Critical situations are going on in post-poll Tripura where BJP supporters are coming in open clashes since the result was declared on May 23rd. The reason of such similar fights so far power occupying issues in the party. Immediately after one Apu Das died in heart attack after BJP leaders threatened him over a financial issue, road blockade had hit Udaipur. Then at Agartala Amtali a road blockade was organized by BJP activists demanding BJP leaders’ arrests who attacked them at Amtali party office on May 23rd. Allegedly, BJP activists attempted to occupy other BJP office, one of the groups of BJP blocked road at Amtali demanding arrest of accused persons involved in violence. On the other side, Mohila Morcha activists at Agartala were attacked on yesterday night. The whole attack was held under BJP MLA ram Prasad Pal and Mohila Morcha leaders. The attacked activists said, “In CPI-M era were were not so much insulted but today being BJP supporters we are undergoing such situations”. One person was hospitalized in MLA Ram Prasad Pal led attack.

Nonstop violence in Tripura now erupted BJP vs. BJP clash, which left one BJP supporter dead.

According to reports, since yesterday night in Udaipur Sonamura Chowmuhani, internal clash had been started at Sonamura Chowmuhani.

Both the parties came in clash are fish-businessmen and one Apu Das was threatened to be murdered on yesterday night.

Out of tension, Apu Das suffered from Cardiac arrest at the early morning and while taking to hospital, he died. With the deadbody BJP supporters gheraoed Sonamura Chowmuhani area in Udaipur.

One young artist Raja Hossain was beaten by BJP at Sonamura today.

Locals said, the attack was a part of BJP’s mass celebration after at centre Modi won with massive majority.

Nightwide massive attacks continued in Narshingarh area on yesterday as a part of BJP’s Election victory celebration.

Bikers left many houses vandalized, threw petrol bombs in houses.  Till now across Tripura over hundreds of people were hospitalized.

CM Biplab Deb is right now not in Tripura, but he has asked the state to hold peace.