West Tripura: Tripura royal descendants and president Indigenous Progressive Regional Alliance (TIPRA) Motha, Pradyot Kishor Deb Burman, was allegedly beaten up on Thursday following clashes between his party and the Tripura People’s Front, another tribal party, in Khumulwang area of West Tripura, the headquarters of the Zilla Parishad areas, police said. said.
The incident took place in the midst of a political rally organized by TPF without the approval of the police and the administration.
“TPF, led by human rights activist Patal Kanya Jamatiya, sought permission to organize an event at Khumpui Academy grounds, which was denied by the police and later by the TTAADC administration. Disturbed by the refusal, TPF arbitrarily sought to organize the rally. and urged the local people. Police should make security arrangements for their program.”
Police said, “They sought permission to hold the event on December 10, but the request was denied by the police fearing a breach of the peace. Later, they sought security for a rally on December 16 without any official permission. Didn’t.” ,
Though no official permission was given, the police system was tightened in view of the prevailing situation.
However, security has been tightened at the TTAADC headquarters to prevent any untoward incident. Adequate number of TSR and CRPF personnel were deployed in the area.
The incident took place in the midst of a political rally organized by TPF without the approval of the police and the administration.
“TPF, led by human rights activist Patal Kanya Jamatiya, sought permission to organize an event at Khumpui Academy grounds, which was denied by the police and later by the TTAADC administration. Disturbed by the refusal, TPF arbitrarily sought to organize the rally. and urged the local people. Police should make security arrangements for their program.”
Police said, “They sought permission to hold the event on December 10, but the request was denied by the police fearing a breach of the peace. Later, they sought security for a rally on December 16 without any official permission. Didn’t.” ,
Though no official permission was given, the police system was tightened in view of the prevailing situation.
However, security has been tightened at the TTAADC headquarters to prevent any untoward incident. Adequate number of TSR and CRPF personnel were deployed in the area.
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