Chief Minister Dr Manik Saha on Sunday claimed that the developing infrastructure in the state of Tripura is gradually attracting more investors in the state, which perhaps will boost the state’s economy.
Dr Saha was addressing the 46th Foundation Day of the Bharatiya Janata Party here in the party headquarter at Agartala.
“The BJP led coalition government in Tripura is focused on developing infrastructure in the state and in view of this, the state budget has emphasised on more infrastructural development in Tripura,” Dr Saha said, adding that this will help to attract more investors in the state, which perhaps will grow the state’s economy.
He said, “Tripura has abundance of natural resources having the possibility of growing business in the state. In addition to this, Tripura has better law and order situation, which again will help the investors to establish their business here in the state.”
Dr Saha on Sunday said that BJP and its government in Tripura is working for the overall development of the people of all walks of life. He said, “Development to any state is possible, only if the youths, women, poor and the farmers are developed. The present government is working in this direction only.”
Meanwhile, the BJP MP Rajib Bhattacharhee addressed the gathering of the party workers here on Sunday and said that BJP and its government in Tripura is working with the mantra of ‘Sabka Sath Sabka Biswas’.
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