Agartala, Nov 13: The ruling BJP has appointed Tripura Power Minister Ratan Lal Nath as the overall election in-charge and party state General Secretary Bipin Debbarma as co-in-charge for the upcoming Agartala Municipal Corporation (AMC) elections, a party notification said.
The party has also assigned senior leaders, including ministers, MPs, MLAs, former legislators and organisational functionaries, responsibilities across eight organisational mandals in the state capital to coordinate election-related activities.
The appointments were announced through a notification issued by the state BJP on Wednesday and signed by State General Secretary Chandan Debnath.
According to the notification, State Secretary Nabadal Banik and MLA Shambhulal Chakma will oversee activities in 6-Agartala Mandal, while former state BJP vice-president Papiya Datta will serve as co-in-charge.
In Pratapgarh Mandal, Minister Sushanta Chowdhury, Mahila Morcha state president Mousumi Das and former MLA Krishnadhan Das have been assigned organisational responsibilities.
Rajya Sabha MP Rajib Bhattacharjee, OBC Morcha state president Sukanta Ghosh and former state committee member Santosh Saha will coordinate activities in Banamalipur Mandal.
For Barjala Mandal, State Secretary Mimi Majumder, Janajati Morcha state president Abhijit Debbarma and former MLA Dilip Das have been appointed.
In Badharghat Mandal, MLA Mina Rani Sarkar, West Tripura Zilla Parishad Acting Sabhadhipati Biswajit Shil and advocate Samir Ghosh will jointly oversee election-related activities.
AMC Mayor Dipak Majumder, state spokesperson Nabendu Bhattacharya and Mohammad Jasim Uddin have been entrusted with responsibilities in Ramnagar Mandal.
For Bardowali Mandal, the party has appointed Prakash Das, Vicky Prasad and advocate Raju Dutta.
Deputy Speaker Ramprasad Pal, state vice-president Tapas Bhattacharya and State Secretary Kamal Dey will oversee organisational activities in Suryamaninagar Mandal.
The party leadership has directed all designated election in-charges to maintain regular coordination with district and mandal presidents and other organisational functionaries.
The appointed leaders are expected to supervise campaign preparations, strengthen coordination among party workers and ensure effective management of election-related activities at the grassroots level.
The organisational exercise is aimed at mobilising party workers and strengthening the BJP’s network across the state capital ahead of the municipal elections.
The appointments bring together senior elected representatives and experienced party functionaries to oversee preparations in all eight organisational mandals.
