Amarpur Tripura News Leaders and representatives of several surrendered groups met at the Old Town Hall in Amarpur for a district-level seminar and awareness programme.
The organisers held the meeting under the banner of the Joint Movement Committee (JMC). The committee brought together representatives of different surrendered groups to discuss their long-pending demands.
Leaders Raise Rehabilitation Issues
The meeting focused mainly on the problems faced by surrendered cadres. The leaders said they have raised several demands with the government over the years.
However, they alleged that the government has not yet taken sufficient steps to fulfil all their demands.
The leaders also discussed issues related to rehabilitation, financial support and other commitments made for surrendered cadres.
According to the organisers, the meeting aimed to create greater public awareness about these issues. It also provided a common platform for the participating groups.
Joint Movement Committee Brings Groups Together
The Joint Movement Committee includes representatives from NLFT (Ori), NLFT (PD), ATTF (AD) and JARC/JAC returnee groups.
During the programme, the organisers welcomed the leaders of the participating groups. Several senior representatives attended the meeting.
Among those present were NLFT (Ori) leader Prasenjit Debbarma, NLFT (PD) leader Parimal Debbarma, Uttam Joy Reang, JAC president Ananta Kumar Jamatia, JMC convener Jibanjay Reang and central committee member Dhwajay Reang.
Other representatives and members also attended the programme.
Leaders Speak to the Media | Amarpur Tripura News
After the meeting, the leaders spoke to journalists about their demands and concerns.
Former NLFT leader Prasenjit Debbarma also faced questions from the media. He spoke about the issues affecting surrendered cadres and their expectations from the government.
The leaders said they want the government to address their concerns through dialogue. At the same time, they stressed the need to implement the commitments made for surrendered members.
Earlier Protests Over Demands
The groups have also organised protests in Tripura over their demands. At different times, their programmes have affected road and rail services.
The organisations have continued to press the government to address their concerns. Meanwhile, discussions over rehabilitation and other commitments remain an important issue for the surrendered groups.
The Amarpur meeting has now added another chapter to their ongoing campaign.
What Happens Next? Amarpur Tripura News
The Joint Movement Committee is expected to continue raising the issues of surrendered cadres. The leaders have indicated that they want a solution through discussion and government action.
For now, attention remains on how the government responds to their demands.
