Notices issued to two leaders for making communal remarks in Tripura

In a video clip, Gautam Buddha Debbarma, the TMP block head of state of Charilam in Sepahijala area, was listened to claiming: “Bengalis will have to flee from Bishramganj because it is not 1980, it is 2025. If Tripura or Agartala is owned by Amra Bangali, who is the owner of Bishramganj? If you can bring 200 people with sticks, we can also do the same thing with 500 people wielding swords.”

According to him, Bishramganj was contributed by Maharaja Bir Bikram Kishore Mankiya Debbarma to one Manik Debbarma, a citizen of the region, in 1928.

PTI, nevertheless, might not individually confirm the credibility of the video clip.

After the video clip went viral on social networks on Saturday, a suo motu FIR was lodged versus Debbarma on Sunday evening, asking him to show up prior to authorities for making ‘communal remarks’, police officer-in- fee of West Agartala police headquarters Rana Chatterjee stated.

“A specific case under section 196, 352, 353 of BNS was registered against Debbarma, and he has been asked to appear at the police station by Tuesday”, he stated.

On August 30, Amra Bangali leader Gauranga Rudrapaul presented a rally in Agartala and made a ‘provocative speech’ declaring Bengalis in Tripura are the kids of the dirt and not the outsiders.

“A case against Rudrapaul was lodged under section 196, 352, 353 of BNS for making communal remarks hurting the sentiment of a particular community. A notice was issued to him asking to appear before the police station by Tuesday”, the OC stated.

He included,”We have started an investigation and will take legal action against the duo for their remarks”

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