AGARTALA, April 27 (TIWN): CPI-M led Tripura state government is responsible for Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MGNREGA) due wages in the State, said BJP national president Amit Shah while addressing a public meeting at Swami Vivekananda Maidan at Agartala on Monday.He slammed the Communist Party India-Marxist (CPI-M)-led Government for failing on various fronts in the State. Criticizing the CPI-M led Government, Amit Shah said that the Centre is giving adequate funds to the State, but development in Tripura did not take place as it should have been.The Modi government is going to complete one year in office and there is not a single instance of corruption under it, said Shah, adding that neither was there any corruption in the BJP-ruled states.He said that many decisions have been taken by the Modi government for the welfare and uplitment of the masses and the development of the nation, including schemes and programmes like the Jan Dhan Yojna, under which bank accounts for 14 crore families have been opened within a period of 11 months.He also criticizes the Left Front Governments alternative policies and said that those are against common people. "Due to clandestine understanding between the CPI-M and the Congress at the national level, Congress will never launch an effective and pro-people movement against the misrule of CPI-M in Tripura," Shah said.

Shah also pointed at the 'Make in India' initiative for aiding growth and employment generation in the country.

The BJP President said that the country's growth rate had increased to 5.7 per cent after the Modi government came to power and the borders of the country were also safe under the BJP-led dispensation.

"We need to launch a strong movement against the CPI-M and discard the politics of Congress. We have no doubt in snatching power from the CPI-M in the next Assembly elections in this state," he said.
He warned unless CPI-M stop politics of violence and corruption in the administration, BJP would continue to fight both politically and physically for betterment of the state and for any untoward incident Chief Minister Manik Sarkar will be held responsible.

"Police is also become bias to CPI-M and in front of police, opposition supporters are being tortured, women are molested and children are beaten up and abused by the ruling party cadres but no action is taken," he pointed out.

The uninterrupted 22 ­year stint in power seems to have taken a toll on the financial transparency of the Left Front administration in Tripura. Corruption in implementation of rural development schemes continues unabated. There is a state government of Tripura eats up all the money which comes from the central government for development, he alleged.