The Congress party has announced a massive grassroots mobilization campaign across Tripura scheduled to begin on October 27. Three senior party leaders are set to visit all nine organizational districts of the state to build widespread public support for key demands, which prominently include the removal and arrest of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar.
High-Level Observers to Visit Districts
Tripura Congress president Asish Kumar Saha stated that AICC observers Gajendra Pratap Singh, Pradip Jain, and Dipak Sharma will travel across the region to interact directly with party workers. These leaders will hold meetings extending from the district level down to the booth level to rally support and organize the upcoming political campaign effectively.
Allegations Over Electoral Roll Discrepancies
Elaborating on the core issues, Saha emphasized that the party is strongly demanding Kumar's removal due to alleged large-scale discrepancies found within official electoral rolls. Furthermore, the political outfit has called for the immediate suspension of the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) exercise along with the rightful inclusion of all voters who have been arbitrarily excluded from the voting lists.
Accusations Against the Ruling Party
Directing criticism at the ruling political establishment, Saha alleged that the BJP has managed to secure victory in several states by orchestrating massive voter deletions. He accused the Chief Election Commissioner of actively undermining the democratic rights of ordinary citizens under the administrative cover of the ongoing SIR exercise.
National Capital Rally Planned
In addition to the district-level outreach programs across the state, the opposition party has scheduled a major protest demonstration at Ramlila Maidan in New Delhi on November 1. This upcoming national rally aims to intensify political pressure and formally press authorities to meet their pressing electoral demands.
