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Tripura MP Biplab Deb Highlights 57 Issues in Parliament, Urges Road Repairs and Tourism Boost
✍️ India Today NE
🗓 16 Aug 2026, 08:03 PM
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MP Biplab Deb tabled 57 points in Lok Sabha, demanding urgent road repairs, tourism development and better connectivity across Tripura.
MP Biplab Deb of Tripura’s BJP tabled 57 points in the Lok Sabha on Tuesday, calling for immediate action on several development fronts. The majority of the issues focus on repairing dilapidated roads, boosting tourism infrastructure and improving connectivity between remote districts. The MP urged the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways to expedite pending projects and allocate additional funds for maintenance.
Deb also highlighted the need for better tourist facilities, including upgraded hotels and signage, to attract more visitors to the state’s natural attractions. He stressed that improved connectivity would not only aid tourism but also support local businesses and farmers.
The MP’s intervention comes as Tripura’s roads have long been a bottleneck for economic growth, with many villages still lacking reliable transport links. By bringing the matter to the national stage, Deb hopes to secure faster implementation of state‑level schemes.
In a brief statement, the MP said that the 57 issues represent the concerns of his constituents and that he would continue to lobby for their resolution in Parliament.
Deb also highlighted the need for better tourist facilities, including upgraded hotels and signage, to attract more visitors to the state’s natural attractions. He stressed that improved connectivity would not only aid tourism but also support local businesses and farmers.
The MP’s intervention comes as Tripura’s roads have long been a bottleneck for economic growth, with many villages still lacking reliable transport links. By bringing the matter to the national stage, Deb hopes to secure faster implementation of state‑level schemes.
In a brief statement, the MP said that the 57 issues represent the concerns of his constituents and that he would continue to lobby for their resolution in Parliament.