Why did Congress boycott the Rajya Sabha elections in Tripura, leading to CPI(M) expressing discontent
Examine the reasons behind the Congress party's decision to boycott the Rajya Sabha elections in Tripura and its impact on CPI(M)'s response.
- The Congress boycotted the Rajya Sabha elections in Tripura due to alleged discrepancies in the nomination process and the state government's interference.
- Congress claimed that the ruling BJP-IPFT coalition in Tripura manipulated the nomination process to ensure victory for its candidates.
- The Congress party's boycott was also a way to protest against what they perceived as the erosion of democratic values in the state.
- The move left the CPI(M) discontent as they had hoped for support from Congress to secure a Rajya Sabha seat from Tripura.
- The boycott highlighted the growing political tensions in Tripura and showcased the Congress's opposition to the ruling coalition in the state.
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