Agartala, Sept 8: TIPRA Motha chairman Pradyot Bikram Manikya Debbarma announced that he will join activist David Murasing at Jantar Mantar, New Delhi, on September 9 to express solidarity as a member of the Tiprasa community.
In his official statement, Debbarma made it clear that his presence at the protest will not be in the capacity of a political leader but purely as a Tiprasa individual standing for unity. “On the 9th of September, I will be with David Murasing to show solidarity as a Tiprasa at Jantar Mantar. Not as a Tipra warrior but as a Tiprasa. Regardless of politics, we must stand up as one,” he said.
The announcement comes at a time when community voices are growing stronger in demanding recognition and safeguarding of indigenous rights. Debbarma’s decision to participate adds weight to the gathering, which is expected to draw attention to the concerns of the Tiprasa people at a national platform.
Not a Political Event
Clarifying further, Debbarma emphasized that the event is not organized by TIPRA Motha. He underlined that the initiative is independent of any political party and is instead a collective move representing Tiprasa identity. His statement sought to highlight that issues of community and culture rise above party lines and must be addressed with unity.
Background of the Movement
David Murasing, who will be leading the gathering at Jantar Mantar, has been actively raising issues related to the rights and welfare of indigenous people. His activism has resonated with many within the community, bringing attention to challenges such as cultural preservation, socio-economic development, and representation.
With Debbarma’s participation, the gathering is expected to receive wider recognition and generate greater awareness of the Tiprasa cause. Observers believe the event will put the spotlight on Tripura’s indigenous issues in the heart of the national capital.
Call for Unity
Debbarma’s statement places emphasis on the need for Tiprasa unity beyond political divisions. “Regardless of politics, we must stand up as one,” he remarked, underlining that the collective voice of the community will be stronger if individuals and groups come together without partisan barriers.
This message has already gained traction across social media platforms, with many community members expressing support for the call to unity and solidarity.
Conclusion
The gathering at Jantar Mantar on September 9 will see Pradyot Bikram Manikya Debbarma standing alongside David Murasing, sending a symbolic message of Tiprasa solidarity. While the event is not political in nature, it is expected to highlight the broader concerns of the indigenous people of Tripura.
By choosing to join as a Tiprasa rather than as a political leader, Debbarma has reinforced the idea that the identity and rights of the community stand above politics. All eyes will now be on Jantar Mantar, where the voices of the Tiprasa are set to be heard on a national stage.