Manik Sarkar Welcomes Reopening of Political Murder Cases by Tripura CM

Former Tripura CM Manik Sarkar welcomed Chief Minister Manik Saha's initiative to reopen unsolved political murder cases. This includes 22 CPI(M) leaders who were killed during BJP rule. Sarkar also criticized the government for insufficient flood aid and discussed the recent peace agreement with insurgents.

In a significant development, former Tripura Chief Minister and CPI(M) politburo member Manik Sarkar has shown support for Chief Minister Manik Saha's commitment to reopen unsolved cases of political murders.

Manik Sarkar emphasized that the reopening of cases, including those involving 22 CPI(M) leaders and workers, is a long-awaited step towards justice for the affected families. The ex-chief minister criticized the BJP-led government for neglecting flood victims, demanding immediate aid for the affected populace.

Sarkar also commented on the peace accord with insurgent groups in the state, highlighting a cessation in militancy-related incidents over the past several years as a positive outcome of the agreement.

(With inputs from agencies.)