Assam Chief Minister Dr Himanta Biswa Sarma on Monday stated that in the 2023 Assembly Election BJP will win more seats than the 2018 assembly election in Tripura.
“This time in Tripura election BJP would win more seats than 2018 Assembly election. In 2018 fear psychosis was prevailing but now peace is prevailing. So that to continue this peace and development in Tripura people will vote for BJP and as per my knowledge the results will be better this time than the 2018 election”, said Sarma.
When asked about the alliance of CPIM and Congress, the Assam CM termed the alliance as zero and said Congress and CPIM are zero in the entire country.
“There alliance would not be a big issue for us. Congress is a big zero in the entire nation while CPIM is another big zero in the entire world and if you add them the result will be zero”, he told reporters.
Reiterating that BJP will form government again in Tripura, the senior BJP leader said, “For unity, development and rights in Tripura we have decided to contest this election alone but IPFT is always with us and this time also they are with us. But there is no doubt that BJP will only form the government in Tripura”.
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