Archive · 1 Dec 2025
IPFT Declines 'One North East' Alliance
The Indigenous Peoples' Party of Tripura (IPFT) has decided to stay separate and not join the 'One North East' alliance proposed by the Tipra Motha Party (TMP).
The IPFT wants to keep its own identity and is open to working with the BJP and TMP for the upcoming elections.
They also want the government to pass a special bill to give more power to the tribal council.
The elections for the tribal council are coming up in April.
IPFT decides to remain a separate political entity and not join the 'One North East' alliance.
IPFT was invited to join the 'One North East' rally organized by TMP but declined.
IPFT is open to contesting the TTAADC elections with BJP and TMP jointly.
IPFT demands the passage of the 125th Constitution Amendment Bill to empower the tribal council.
Elections for the Tripura Tribal Areas Autonomous District Council are due in April 2024.
- Who
- Indigenous Peoples' Party of Tripura (IPFT)
- What
- Declined to join 'One North East' alliance, maintains separate political entity
- When
- Meeting held on Sunday, press conference on Monday, December 1
- Where
- Agartala, Tripura
- Why
- To achieve Tipraland and maintain separate political identity
- Party
- Indigenous Peoples' Party of Tripura (IPFT)
- Alliance Proposal
- 'One North East'
- Meeting
- Central Working Committee (CWC)
- Rally Organizer
- Tipra Motha Party (TMP)
- Demand
- Passage of 125th Constitution Amendment Bill
- Upcoming Election
- Tripura Tribal Areas Autonomous District Council (TTAADC)
- Election Due Date
- April 2024