Three Surrendered Militant Groups Threaten 72‑Hour Rail‑Road Blockade in Tripura

Three militant groups that had previously surrendered to the Indian government have issued a threat to block rail and road traffic in the northeastern state of Tripura for a period of 72 hours, beginning on September 4. The groups, which had been integrated into the state's security framework, have expressed grievances that remain unresolved. Authorities in Tripura have been notified of the threat and are reportedly preparing contingency plans to ensure the continuity of transportation services. The state government has urged commuters to stay alert and has pledged to cooperate with security agencies to mitigate any potential disruptions. No incidents have yet occurred, but officials warn that the blockade could affect both passenger and freight movement across the state’s key transit routes.