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Opposition Leader accused the government of attempting to shield corruption by introducing a new legislature in the upcoming session

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Agartala, November 21: In a press conference held on Tuesday, Opposition Leader Animesh Debbarman accused the government of attempting to shield corruption by introducing a new legislature in the upcoming session.

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This proposed legislation would restrict elected representatives from raising questions about any matter exceeding three years old.

Debbarman, addressing reporters in his chamber at the Assembly, asserted that the government’s move to prevent questioning on issues older than three years is a deliberate attempt to protect instances of corruption.

He expressed the opposition’s strong condemnation and announced plans for protest should the Bill be presented in the House.

Highlighting concerns, Debbarman pointed out the de-reservation of ST (Schedule Tribe) and SC (Schedule Caste) reserved posts in the state on the pretext of eligible candidates not found.

He alleged that this action was taken without obtaining clearance from the appropriate authorities.

Debbarman emphasized that the Opposition will not stand idly by, suggesting that affected individuals may resort to legal recourse.

The Opposition Leader further alleged the appointment and promotion of incapable officers to crucial positions at the expense of qualified candidates, particularly within the ST and SC categories.

He attributed this to what he described as “dirty politics” being practiced in the state, with certain officers wielding influence over departments.

Expressing apprehension about the state of village committees, Debbarman revealed that a significant number of them are struggling to receive MGNREGA payments.

He said that while Panchayats in subdivisions are reportedly receiving funds, Village Committees, predominantly in ST areas, are facing difficulties in accessing their rightful payments.

Additionally, Debbarman raised a sensitive issue involving an organization purportedly advocating for tribal rights. The organization has applied to the government to sought permission to hold a rally on December 25, Christmas Day, with a controversial demand to cancel ST certificates for tribal individuals who have converted to Christianity.

Debbarman urged the government to deny permission, characterizing such endeavors as politically motivated attempts to divide the state’s populace.

 

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