According to Dr. Saha, over 200 people have already been arrested in connection with incidents of political violence. However, reports indicate that violence continues to escalate, with several incidents of post-poll violence reported across different parts of the state.
To address the situation, the Chief Minister, along with Chief Secretary J.K. Sinha and Director General of Police Amitabh Ranjan, held meetings in Khowai and Sepahijala on Saturday to review the situation. BJP state president Rajib Bhattacharjee was also present at the review.
During the meetings, the Chief Minister stressed the need for strict measures against those responsible for the violence. He warned that any attempt to disturb peace and law and order would be dealt with severely.
Additionally, Dr. Saha cautioned against the spread of rumors on social media, stating that those involved would be identified and punished. The District Magistrates and police chiefs of both districts attended the review meetings, and it is hoped that the strict measures implemented by the authorities will restore peace and prevent further violence in Tripura.
The post-poll violence in Tripura is not an isolated incident, as incidents of political violence have been reported across different parts of India in recent years. The situation underscores the need for stronger measures to address political violence and maintain peace and order during and after elections.
As the authorities in Tripura work to contain the violence and restore normalcy, it is essential for all parties involved to refrain from any actions that could further escalate the situation. Only by working together can we ensure a peaceful and stable democratic process in India.
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