AGARTALA, Dec 28 (TIWN): Keeping eye on the upcoming Village Committee Election in the State, Tripura Pradesh Congress Committee is all set to visit various parts of the State and to discuss about the initiatives taken for the upcoming election.

Talking to TIWN correspondent, MLA Ashish Saha said that gearing up for the upcoming Village Committee election, Tripura Pradesh Congress Committee President Birajit Sinha to visit South Tripura.

Holding meeting in various parts of the South Tripura, PCC President staged meeting with the members and discussed about the various initiatives to be taken to win the upcoming election.

During the meeting, the party likely to decide the selection procedure of the candidates for the election, said Saha.

Besides, he also said that Dibachandra Rankhol has been holding meeting in the North Tripura.

Detailing about the area, it has been mentioned that PCC President Birajit Sinha is set to hold meeting at Charilam, Bagma, Santirbazaar, Manu, Sabroom and Karbook. Besides, Dibachandra Rankhol will hold meeting at Chailengta and the other interior parts of the area.

However, Mala Ashish Saha will mainly visit Dhalai, Ambassa, Salema, Amarpur and Ampi on December 29.

Earlier in a meeting, the party leader has mentioned that they will fight together against the ruling Government and will successfully remove the Left Rule from the state.

Besides, in every step they will raise protest against the Left Rule Government and its misrule in the state.

It has been mentioned that the members should forget all kind of difference among themselves and to move forward to strengthen the party.

The party should always be there with the people and should always think about te betterment of the people.

The main aim of the party should be the victory of the Congress party. The state government is dipped into corruption. The victory of Congress would surely be a lesson to them.

However, unless the grass root level workers are encouraged and enthused to work for the party, the organization cannot be made strong, claimed the party leaders.