AGARTALA, Jan 5 (TIWN): “Think about Udaipur too, Tripureswari’s place if Rose Valley can construct a Hotel there”…said Chief Minister Manik Sarkar in 2008 to Rose Valley. Not only CM's patronage, but what not the Tripura Govt didn’t do to set up the Rose valley and other Chit fund groups here? From the then Ministers Manik Sarkar, Jiten Chowdhury, Pabitra Kar, Tapan Chakraborty all gave their best efforts to lift the Rose valley up to the sky in Tripura, but when the Chit Fund had escaped with the poor people’s life-earned savings then the state govt folded their hands before the public saying that they didn’t have any clue about the Chit-fund groups original plans to cheat masses. From File photos which were recovered from the Congress Bhawan when Sudip Barman and Asish Saha began their fresh pursuit against Rose Valley and other chit fund group’s intimacy with Tripura Ministers it was seen that CM Manik Sarkar was in forefront to welcome all Chit Fund companies.

The CPI-M govt  which failed to boost any industry here in Tripura could only do disaster for people, by calling Chit-fund groups in state. 

Manik Sarkar’s picture was found in his cabin sharing tea, coffee with Chakra-group owner, then Mangalam Agro Products limited heads, the then food minister Jiten Chowdhury and MLA Pabitra Kar was found at Ramel Industries, Bodhjong tower group’s park inauguration, Sunplant company chiefs.With  Prayag group of Company CM Manik Sarkar’s picture was just exclusive.

CM Manik Sarkar in the inauguration programme of Rose Valley park further advised them to begin Food business, fruit business and to begin “Pineapple chips business here in Tripura, but when they looted all the money of common people here, Sarkar said, he has nothing to do with their scam.

It’s worthy to mention here that as per Assembly report last, on last 12th May, 2013, total 10 reports were sent to CBI for inquiry, among them 3 reports only belonged to the Rose Valley among them in one report was sent without any data & the rest of 2 were sent by Rs. 10,000 and Rs. 5,400’s amount. Then CBI seeing the total amount of Rs. 15,400 declined to take the case and replied this small amount will not come under CBI inquiry.

However, as roar of protest again began by opposition against chit fund scam in Tripura, its haunting the CPI-Ms again for further embarrassment; but question which remains….will the poor people get their money back?