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Politics
Shah meets Tripura CM and TMP founder ahead of village polls
✍️ Nagaland Post
🗓 05 Sep 2026, 02:33 PM
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Senior leader Shah met Tripura Chief Minister and the founder of the Tripura Mukhia Parishad (TMP) as the state prepares for upcoming village-level elections.
Tripura witnessed a high‑level political meeting as Shah, a senior figure in the national leadership, held talks with the state's Chief Minister and the founder of the Tripura Mukhia Parishad (TMP). The discussions focused on the logistical and administrative arrangements for the forthcoming village polls, which are scheduled to take place later this month.
Both parties emphasized the importance of free and fair elections at the grassroots level, underscoring the role of village councils in local governance. The TMP, representing a network of village heads, sought assurances on timely deployment of election staff and security measures.
The Chief Minister reiterated the state's commitment to ensuring a smooth electoral process, highlighting recent steps taken to upgrade polling infrastructure and voter awareness campaigns. Shah expressed support for these initiatives and urged all stakeholders to cooperate for a peaceful voting environment.
The meeting concluded with a joint statement urging political parties, local bodies, and citizens to uphold democratic norms as the village elections approach.
Both parties emphasized the importance of free and fair elections at the grassroots level, underscoring the role of village councils in local governance. The TMP, representing a network of village heads, sought assurances on timely deployment of election staff and security measures.
The Chief Minister reiterated the state's commitment to ensuring a smooth electoral process, highlighting recent steps taken to upgrade polling infrastructure and voter awareness campaigns. Shah expressed support for these initiatives and urged all stakeholders to cooperate for a peaceful voting environment.
The meeting concluded with a joint statement urging political parties, local bodies, and citizens to uphold democratic norms as the village elections approach.