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BJP's replacement of Tripura CM with eye on 2023 polls

By IANS | Updated: May 16, 2022 09:10 IST

Agartala, May 16 After Uttarakhand, Gujarat and Karnataka, the BJP has changed its Chief Minister in Tripura, months ...

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Agartala, May 16 After Uttarakhand, Gujarat and Karnataka, the BJP has changed its Chief Minister in Tripura, months ahead of the Assembly polls in the Northeastern state, with a view on electoral calculations and gains.

The election to the 60-member Tripura Assembly is due in January-February 2023.

Though the script was written in Delhi, the real drama was played in Agartala to overcome the anti-incumbency factor at least eight to nine months ahead of the crucial Assembly polls, which is expected to be multi-cornered between the CPI-M, the Congress, new entrant Trinamool Congress

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