AGARTALA, July 11 (TIWN): State BJP has found a unique method to know about the actual demands of people in Tripura from the State Govt. In such a aim BJP has started a mission to distribute forms to the common people as a part of door to door campaigns from Tuesday. State BJP President Biplab Deb has kicked off the mission in the morning by becoming a part of the door to door campaign. “This feedback form will be filled up by common people, will help us to know what the actual demand of the public and to check if BJP is skipping any major demands in their election manifesto. With the feedback, BJP will create its election manifesto”, said Biplab Deb. About 7th pay commission, Deb said, “7th Pay Commission is every Govt Employee's and Pensioners demand and we are hopeful that the feedback form will help us to get closer to the people”. Biplab Deb also said that to work on this booth level aim, there will be nighthold programmes for every booth and workers will seriously work to know about public demand”.

The forms will be collected soon as work Election Menifesto will begin within a month.

Apart from that in the last 3 years what Modi Govt has done and what is the aim of the Govt, Tripura BJP is also doing a campaign on it.

A book on Modi-Govt’s 3 years have been distributed to the public in this regard. BJP further claimed that amid various attempts of the central govt due to state corruption, Tripura people are not being benefited from various schemes and BJP will work hard to aware the public about their rights.

Tripura Election to be held 2018, with a major competition is given to 5 times incessant ruler of Tripura CPI-M. Already from other opposition political parties as Trinamool, Congress leaders, members are joining in BJP in a mood of celebration. With all these the CPI-M Govt is under huge trouble which has been ruling Tripura over two decades.

Bundles of allegations are there against the ruling CPI-M for deprivation to the common men here, whereas now the opposition BJP’s unique method of election campaigning has turned heavy upon CPI-M.