Chaudhury highlighted recent attacks on CPIM and Congress workers, which he attributed to the BJP’s diminishing support base. He argued that the ruling party’s tactics reflected their fear of losing in a fair contest. Additionally, he raised concerns about the deteriorating education system under BJP rule, urging the government to investigate and address these issues seriously.
“As a responsible political party, and for the sake of democracy, participating in Panchayat and other elections with full force is our responsibility,” Chaudhury stated, expressing confidence in the new state election commissioner’s experience and integrity. He asserted the CPIM’s commitment to contest the upcoming Three-Tier Panchayat election and called for transparent and fair election practices to ensure democracy in Tripura.