Motha's MLAs Take Oath in Indigenous Language, Pledge to Fight for People Without Ministerial Posts

In a recent press conference, Pradyut Bubagra, the leader of a regional party in the state of Tripura, expressed his pride in his party's decision to take the oath in both English and the Indigenous language of the state. This move was seen as a powerful message to the northeast region, urging people to be proud of their language and identity and to avoid discriminating against any other community.

Bubagra also highlighted the education and knowledge of the party's legislators, stating that they are well-informed and willing to challenge the government on important issues, not just for the Tiprasa community, but for the entire state of Tripura.

When asked about the Interlocutor, Bubagra revealed that the home minister had shown them a draft of their request, but they were unable to sign it due to the court of conduct. However, they are eagerly awaiting a scheduled interview.

Bubagra promised to continue fighting for his people, even if the Indian government does not give them a position. He pledged to do so as an opposition leader, accepting full responsibility, and without resorting to violence that could disturb Tripura's peace and harmony. He also made it clear that he would not accept any ministry positions, stating that he would continue to struggle until his people receive comprehensive solutions, even if it meant perishing in poverty.