The principal opposition political party, Tipra Motha will celebrate its third Foundation Day on 5th February. President of Tipra Motha, Bijoy Kumar Hrangkhawl said that to mark this significant occasion, the party has decided to hold events at every district and block unit and also organise a main event at the Malancha Niwas, Agartala, starting at 10:30 AM on 5th February.
'Malancha Niwas' holds significant emotional connect and value, as the first-ever meeting of the party was also held at the same venue on the same day in the year 2021. While the main event will be a central gathering, we also encourage and appreciate the active participation of all district and block units in celebrating Foundation Day locally. This decentralized approach will enable a broader reach and ensure that the spirit of the celebration resonates across all corners of our organization”, he said.
The president further said, “We believe that this approach will not only enhance the sense of belonging at the grassroots level but also showcase the unity and strength of the TIPRA Motha Party on a broader scale”.
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