Tensions flared on Friday in Aizawl as supporters of the newly formed Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) in Mizoram staged a protest in front of the State BJP office, citing the BJP's alleged responsibility for a recent horrific incident in Manipur. The clash between the two political groups resulted in minor injuries to the members.

Debbarma, a senior leader of the TIPRA Motha Party also expressed apprehensions about the budget allocation for tribals, stating that if 39 percent of the budget is allocated to them, it would imply a reduction in funds for UR, SC, and OBC populations.

Mawthoh said that North East Democratic Alliance (NEDA) had convened a meeting with all regional political parties once in the past for discussing the development issues of the region.

During a joining program at the Netaji Subhash Vidyaniketa ground, the newly joined members were warmly welcomed into the party by Chief Minister Dr. Saha, BJP Tripura State President Rajib Bhattacharjee, and Mayor of Agartala Municipal Corporation Dipak Majumder.

Debbarma urged those who desired money and positions to leave TIPRA Motha, as he would not compromise on the demand for Greater Tipraland.

In a significant political development in Mizoram, K. Beichhua, a senior Mizo National Front (MNF) leader who quit ministerial post last year, is all set to join the saffron brigade soon.

In the ‘Mission 2024’ meeting, BJP presidents, general secretaries, and other leaders from the respective states will be present.

The MLA from Algapur assembly constituency along with three other leaders from his party allegedly attacked the BJP leader.

Kharkrang in a statement said that it is common knowledge that Congress is a sinking ship in Meghalaya in particular and across the country in general, whose fate of doom can be saved by none.

“We will be very happy if we can manage to dictate (to the NPP to sever its ties with the BJP). Minus the BJP, we are ready to support and work together (with the NPP in the state), there is no doubt about it,” Pala said.