The opposition parties in Tripura have criticized the state government for not doing enough to bring back students stranded in Manipur due to the ongoing ethnic clashes in the state. The opposition alleged that the government has not taken adequate steps to ensure the safety and well-being of the students.
The students, mostly from Tripura, are currently stuck in Manipur due to the ongoing clashes between different ethnic groups in the state. The situation in Manipur has been tense for the last few weeks, with clashes between the Meitei and Naga communities. The clashes have resulted in several deaths and have forced many people to flee their homes.
The opposition parties, including the CPI-M and the Congress, have alleged that the government has not been proactive in providing assistance to the students. They have demanded that the government take immediate steps to ensure the safe return of the students.
The CPI-M state secretary Gautam Das alleged that the government was not doing enough to bring back the students. He said that the government should have taken proactive steps to ensure the safety of the students and arrange for their safe return.
The Congress state president Pijush Kanti Biswas also criticized the government’s handling of the situation. He alleged that the government was not taking the matter seriously and was not providing adequate assistance to the students.
The opposition has also alleged that the government has not been providing enough information to the families of the stranded students. They have demanded that the government set up a helpline to provide information to the families and ensure their safety.
Meanwhile, the ruling BJP has denied the allegations and said that the government was doing everything possible to ensure the safe return of the students. The Minister for Tribal Welfare Sukla Charan Noatia said that the government was in touch with the authorities in Manipur and was working towards the safe return of the students.
He said that the government had set up a control room to coordinate the efforts to bring back the students. He also said that the government was providing financial assistance to the students to meet their expenses in Manipur.
The minister said that the government was also in touch with the families of the stranded students and was providing regular updates about their well-being. He said that the government was committed to ensuring the safe return of the students and urged the opposition to cooperate in the efforts.
The situation in Manipur remains tense, and the clashes between the different communities continue. The state government has been criticized for not taking adequate steps to restore peace in the state and ensure the safety of the people.
The opposition parties in Tripura have demanded that the government take immediate steps to address the situation in Manipur and ensure the safe return of the students. They have also criticized the government’s handling of the situation and alleged that it has not been providing adequate assistance to the families of the stranded students.
The government, on its part, has denied the allegations and said that it was doing everything possible to ensure the safe return of the students. The situation in Manipur remains a cause for concern, and it remains to be seen how the government will respond to the demands of the opposition and ensure the safety of the people.
