Tripura CM claims foreign plot to destabilise India, ties China issue to opposition and CJP movement

The chief minister of Tripura publicly asserted that a foreign-backed conspiracy is seeking to destabilise India. In a press briefing, he suggested that the ongoing tensions with China are being exploited by opposition parties to fuel anti-government sentiment.
He further connected the alleged plot to the recent CJP (Chief Justice of India) movement, implying that the protests are being manipulated to serve external interests. The minister called for heightened vigilance and urged national agencies to investigate any foreign interference.
Security officials were not immediately available for comment, and opposition leaders denied any involvement, labeling the remarks as political rhetoric. The statement adds another layer to the growing discourse on foreign influence in Indian politics.
The central government has previously warned about covert operations aimed at disrupting democratic processes, but no specific evidence was presented during the Tripura CM's address.