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Tripura minister says Chinese party, communists, Pakistan‑loving Congress won't open account
✍️ India Today NE
🗓 24 Sep 2026, 04:46 AM
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Tripura minister alleged that the Chinese party, communists and the Pakistan‑loving Congress will not open an account, underscoring heightened political rhetoric in the state.
Tripura's cabinet minister publicly accused three political formations of refusing to open an account, naming a Chinese-backed party, communists and the Congress, which he described as "Pakistan‑loving."
The minister's remarks were made during a press interaction in the state capital, where he asserted that these groups have no intention of complying with the procedural requirement.
He framed the statement as evidence of anti‑national sentiment among the parties, linking them to foreign influence and hostile attitudes toward India.
No official response has been recorded from the parties mentioned, and the administration has not provided further details on the nature of the account or the procedural context.
The comments add to a series of recent political statements in Tripura that highlight deepening partisan divides ahead of upcoming electoral contests.
The minister's remarks were made during a press interaction in the state capital, where he asserted that these groups have no intention of complying with the procedural requirement.
He framed the statement as evidence of anti‑national sentiment among the parties, linking them to foreign influence and hostile attitudes toward India.
No official response has been recorded from the parties mentioned, and the administration has not provided further details on the nature of the account or the procedural context.
The comments add to a series of recent political statements in Tripura that highlight deepening partisan divides ahead of upcoming electoral contests.