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  Agartala, April 29: Tripura Police on Tuesday executed two separate operations resulting in the arrest of four individuals, including three Bangladeshi nationals and one Indian handler, for alleged illegal infiltration and narcotics possession. The first arrest occurred at Agartala Railway Station where GRP detained Jakir Hossain of Dhanpur Bazar. Officer Tapas Das stated that Hossain had been implicated in aiding Bangladeshi nationals’ illegal entry into India. “He was already under watch, and acting on credible leads, we nabbed him,” Das said. Meanwhile, a separate team comprising Jatrapur Police and TSR personnel raided a residence in Baidyanath village near the Sonamura border. The operation led to the arrest of three Bangladeshi nationals — Mainul Islam, Taijul Islam, and Jahirullah — all of whom failed to produce legal documents. During the raid, police also seized a large quantity of cannabis from the premises. Preliminary findings suggest that the accused were part of...

  Agartala, April 29, 2025: As part of the nationwide ‘Save the Constitution Campaign,’ the Tripura Pradesh Congress Committee is actively conducting protests across the state from April 27 to April 30. On Monday, a significant rally was held in front of the Agartala Press Club and proceeded through various streets before culminating at Netaji Chowmuhani. The rally drew participation from senior Congress leaders, including Sudip Roy Barman, alongside party workers and supporters. Roy Barman urged everyone to uphold discipline and continue their peaceful movement despite growing tensions. Clashes erupted near the Income Tax building at Netaji Chowmuhani when some protesters allegedly attempted to breach police barricades. In response, police deployed force to control the situation, leading to minor scuffles. The Congress has accused the current administration of attacking democratic institutions and weakening the spirit of the Constitution. Leaders reiterated that the protest movem...

Agartala, April 28: Tripura Chief Minister Prof. Dr. Manik Saha paid a courtesy visit to Governor Indra Sena Reddy Nallu at Raj Bhavan today to exchange greetings on the occasion of Bengali New Year. During the meeting, the Chief Minister conveyed his heartfelt wishes for peace, prosperity, and unity in the state. “I met Hon’ble Governor Indra Sena Reddy Nallu Ji today at Raj Bhavan and exchanged greetings on the occasion of Bengali New Year,” said Dr. Saha. The gesture reflected the spirit of harmony and tradition, marking the cultural significance of the Bengali New Year in Tripura.