Agartala, Tripura — Following a violent incident during a bandh in Santirbazar, Tripura Chief Minister Dr. Manik Saha expressed a firm commitment to hold accountable those responsible for the attacks that left several injured. The unrest, which unfolded in the Dhalai district, has drawn intense scrutiny and condemnation from state officials.
Dr. Saha visited the GBP Hospital to assess the injuries of the victims, who were attacked while participating in a strike organized by the Tripura Civil Society. He emphasized the severity of the situation, noting that many people, including officials, were targeted without provocation during the protests.
Describing the chaotic scene, Dr. Saha stated that individuals were assaulted with sticks and rods, and personal belongings were wrested from them. He labeled such actions as unacceptable and questioned the nature of the protest. “I monitored the situation overnight and directed the response. This behavior is beyond tolerance,” he said.
Following the attacks, he assured the public that law enforcement would take appropriate measures against those involved. “No one will be spared,” he vowed, indicating his administration’s intent to rigorously pursue those behind the violence.
Reports indicate that approximately 12 individuals sustained injuries, with several receiving treatment in Kamalpur. In response to the unrest, law enforcement has been bolstered in the area to ensure public safety and prevent further incidents.
Dr. Saha expressed confidence in identifying individuals linked to the attacks through social media, vowing that such behavior will not go unpunished. He urged the community to anticipate forthcoming actions against those responsible, reinforcing his government’s stance on maintaining order in the state.
The unfolding situation has amplified calls for accountability and the necessity of peaceful demonstrations. Officials and citizens alike are watching closely as authorities prepare to respond to the unrest and restore order in the region.