Claiming that BJP will form government again in Tripura, the party chief Rajib Bhattacharya on Saturday informed that the party would declare its candidate for rest 12 seats by evening.
Speaking with reporters this afternoon, Bhattacharya said that he is happy that central leadership has announced his name as the candidate of Banamalipur assembly constituency which was the assembly of former chief minister Biplab Kumar Deb.
“I am happy. I started my political career in the year 1991 and become Mandal president of Banamalipur assembly constituency in the year 1992 and today BJP central leaders announced my name as the candidate of Banamalipur assembly constituency and I believe that in coming days I will fulfil my responsibility”, he said.
He said former Chief Minister and MP Biplab Kumar Deb has worked to solve many problems of Banamalipur assembly constituency which was his constituency and he succeeded but if there are some problem he will also look into it.
When asked about candidates of rest of the seats, the BJP chief said, “BJP will form government again and will win in 60 seats and by evening names of candidates for rest 12 seats would be declared. Talks are on process”.
The ruling BJP today has declared candidates name for 48 seats.
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