Guwahati: Two Latest Political Parties from the Northeast – Tripaha Progressive Progressive Regional Alliance (Tipra) led by Tripura Royal Scion Pradyot Manikya Debbarman and Assam Jatiya Parishad (AJP) on Tuesday hand in hand to unite indigenous peoples in the region to fight for rights and their identity.
With the next selection of Sabha Lok Still more than a few years, a joint step is intended to form a regional forces umbrella to take the North Democratic Alliance (Neda), miniature NDA formed by BJP in 2016 with Roping at various regional parties.
Since then Neda is in power in Nagaland, Mizoram, Manipur, Tripura, Meghalaya and for the second time in Assam.
It was only in Arunachal Pradesh that BJP runs the government alone.
The joint statement issued by Pradyot and President AJP Lurinjyoti Gogoi here stated, “The Assam Jatiya Parishad and Progressive Progressive Regional Alliance of Tripaha (Tipra) has decided to join hands and start the political alliance in this direction.” “Today, Assam Jatiya Parishad and the Indigenous Progressive Regional Alliance (Tipra) have decided to join hands towards political cooperation and begin the initiative to form a United forum from all regional political parties in the Northeast region towards the regional political movement.
The final decision in this matter will be It was announced immediately after having a dialogue with all regional political parties of northeastern countries, “said the statement.
Direct demands of the two parties are the revocation of citizenship laws (amendments), completing the renewal of the national list of Citizens (NRC), direct constitutional provisions for the protection of identity and culture of all Tripura customs, including Tripuris and receipts from more Tipraland / Triprarand requests Large in the writing and implementation of Assam agreed in the totality, from the recommendation of the Accord Assam Clause submitted by a high-level committee to provide constitutional protection to Assam people and protect the language, literature and political rights of the people of Assam.