35 Voters From 14 Families Join IPFT in Twisa Kuchak Village

Joining Programme Held in Malbasa Area

IPFT joining programme Malbasa, A political joining programme took place in Twisa Kuchak village under West Duluma Panchayat of the Natun Bazar–Malbasa area. Many residents gathered to attend the event.

The village falls under the political area of Dolly Reang, an Executive Member of the Tripura Tribal Areas Autonomous District Council. She represents the Tipra Motha Party in the council.

During the programme, several villagers announced their decision to leave the party and join the Indigenous People’s Front of Tripura (IPFT).

Residents Voice Dissatisfaction | IPFT joining programme Malbasa

The new members said they lost confidence in the Tipra Motha leadership. According to them, the village saw little development in the last five years.

Many villagers said they expected better infrastructure and support. However, they felt their expectations were not fulfilled.

Because of this dissatisfaction, they decided to change their political support. They expressed hope that IPFT would focus more on development and community welfare.

35 Voters Join IPFT

Local leaders confirmed that 35 voters from 14 families joined the Indigenous People’s Front of Tripura during the programme.

Party leaders welcomed the new members with flowers and greetings. Supporters and villagers attended the event in large numbers.

The gathering created a lively atmosphere in the village.

Leaders Welcome New Members

Youth IPFT Vice President Pranab Tripura attended the programme. He warmly welcomed the new members into the party.

During his speech, he stressed the importance of unity. He also urged everyone to work together for development and indigenous rights.

Several local leaders also attended the event. These leaders included Hari Tripura, Sabadas Tripura, Chiranjit Tripura, and Senarai Debbarma. Many party workers and supporters were also present.

Political Discussion in the Area | IPFT joining programme Malbasa

Local leaders expressed hope that more people will join the party in the future. They believe the new members will strengthen the organization.

Meanwhile, the event has created political discussion in the area. Some residents link the shift to dissatisfaction over development.

However, the new members say they joined the Indigenous People’s Front of Tripura to work for the welfare of local people.

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