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Tripura Congress MLA alleges DGP’s suicide note was removed, sparks assembly uproar
✍️ India Today NE
🗓 31 Aug 2026, 12:40 PM
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A Tripura Congress MLA claimed that the suicide note of the state's Director General of Police was taken away and hidden, prompting heated protests in the Tripura Legislative Assembly.
During a session of the Tripura Legislative Assembly, a Congress MLA asserted that the suicide note of the state's Director General of Police had been removed and concealed. The allegation was raised without presenting the document, but it immediately triggered a vocal response from opposition members who demanded a formal inquiry.
The MLA urged the Speaker to order a police investigation to locate the missing note and to ensure transparency in the handling of the DGP's death. Several opposition legislators echoed the demand, calling for an independent probe and questioning the integrity of the current administration.
Representatives of the ruling party responded by stating that the matter would be examined in accordance with legal procedures, but they declined to comment on the specifics of the note's whereabouts. The debate continued for the remainder of the session, reflecting growing political tension in the state.
The controversy has drawn attention from civil society groups, who have called for a swift and impartial investigation to uphold public trust in law‑enforcement institutions.
The MLA urged the Speaker to order a police investigation to locate the missing note and to ensure transparency in the handling of the DGP's death. Several opposition legislators echoed the demand, calling for an independent probe and questioning the integrity of the current administration.
Representatives of the ruling party responded by stating that the matter would be examined in accordance with legal procedures, but they declined to comment on the specifics of the note's whereabouts. The debate continued for the remainder of the session, reflecting growing political tension in the state.
The controversy has drawn attention from civil society groups, who have called for a swift and impartial investigation to uphold public trust in law‑enforcement institutions.