Agartala, Tripura: Tripura Chief Minister and 8-Town Bordowali MLA Dr. Manik Saha visited the homes of five party workers in his Assembly constituency on Saturday, September 19, to offer condolences to their families. The families had recently lost their parents and other close relatives. During the visits, Saha spoke with family members about the circumstances surrounding the deaths. He also expressed his support and sympathy during their period of grief. Saha said he could not attend the families earlier because of other official commitments and frequent travel outside the state.
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Key Facts
- Location: Town Bordowali, Agartala, Tripura
- Date: September 19, 2026
- Visitor: Tripura Chief Minister Dr. Manik Saha
- Assembly constituency: 8-Town Bordowali
- Families visited: Five
- Purpose: Offer condolences and support
- Election or party programme: Saha said the visits were unrelated to any upcoming party programme
Manik Saha Visits Five Bereaved Families
Dr. Manik Saha visited five families in his constituency after learning about the deaths of their family members.
During each visit, he spoke with relatives and offered condolences. He also discussed the circumstances surrounding the deaths and assured the families of his support.
Saha explained that he could not visit the families immediately after the deaths. His official responsibilities often require him to travel to Delhi and other places.
Therefore, he chose to meet the families later and personally convey his sympathies.
CM Says Visits Were Not Linked to Party Programme
During his interaction with the media, Saha clarified that Saturday’s visits had no connection with any upcoming party programme.
He said the two matters were separate. Moreover, he stated that the party would announce details of any future programme after taking a decision.
This clarification came after reporters asked whether his constituency visits had a political connection.
Saha Says Constituency Visits Are Regular
The Chief Minister also said he regularly visits different parts of his Assembly constituency.
As an example, he recalled visiting the home of a former classmate in Ramnagar No. 1 after learning about his death through Facebook.
The former classmate worked as a paediatrician. Saha also said the doctor’s daughter had been his student.
Because of the personal connection, he visited the family and expressed his condolences.
CM Emphasises Supporting Families in Grief
Saha said he tries to visit families whenever he receives information about a bereavement.
He explained that being present with people during difficult moments remains important to him. In addition, he said he tries to offer whatever assistance he can.
The Chief Minister described supporting bereaved families as an important part of his role as the local MLA.
No Details Announced on Future Party Programme
When reporters asked about the party’s upcoming programme, Saha said the party had not yet finalised the details.
He added that the party would announce the timing and format once leaders reach a decision.
Meanwhile, his Saturday visits focused on meeting bereaved families and expressing personal condolences.
Questions and Answers
What did Tripura Chief Minister Manik Saha do on September 19?
He visited five bereaved families in his Town Bordowali Assembly constituency and offered condolences.
Why did he visit the families?
He wanted to personally express sympathy and support after the families lost their relatives.
Could he visit the families immediately after the deaths?
Saha said official commitments and frequent travel prevented him from visiting them at that time.
Were the visits connected to an upcoming party programme?
No. Saha said the visits were separate from any future party programme.
Does Saha regularly visit his constituency?
Yes. He said he regularly visits different areas and families in the constituency, including people he knows personally.
What did Saha say about future party programmes?
He said the party would announce the details after leaders make a decision.
Location Context
Town Bordowali is part of Agartala, the capital of Tripura. As one of the state’s prominent urban constituencies, the area remains an important part of Tripura’s political and civic landscape in Northeast India.
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