Assam–Agartala National Highway Hit Again as Surrendered NLFT–ATTF Cadres Begin 72-Hour Blockade

Agartala, Tripura: A 72-hour road and rail blockade began across Tripura on Friday morning. Surrendered NLFT and ATTF cadres launched the protest at 6:00 AM on September 4.

The agitation has disrupted traffic at several locations. Protesters have also blocked railway routes in parts of the state.

The Assam–Agartala National Highway faces disruption as protesters gather at key points. The highway connects Tripura with other parts of the Northeast and plays an important role in the movement of people and goods.

The protesters have raised several demands before the government. They want authorities to address their concerns and take action on issues linked to their demands.

The blockade has created difficulties for commuters and transport operators. Many people use the highway and railway services for daily travel, business and other essential activities.

Local traders and businesses may also face problems if the protest continues for the full 72 hours. Transport disruptions could affect the supply of goods to different parts of the state.

Security personnel and district officials are monitoring the situation. Authorities are also working to manage traffic and maintain essential services in affected areas.

The government may hold discussions with representatives of the protesting groups to find a solution. The outcome of those talks could determine whether the blockade continues as planned.

The situation remains under close watch across Tripura. Further developments are expected as the protest enters its second day.

Commuters should check local traffic and railway updates before travelling through areas affected by the blockade.