Before the Tripura elections BJP changed the CM from now on Manik Saha will be the new Chief Minister official announcement is yet to come

Manik Saha will be the next Chief Minister of Tripura. Biplab Deb had resigned at 4:30 pm on Saturday. After the resignation, Biplab said, preparations have to be made for the assembly elections to be held in 2023. He also said that talks have also been held with Prime Minister Narendra Modi in this regard. But, sources say that Amit Shah had made it clear in the meeting held a day earlier that he wants to enter the election with a new face.

Manik Saha is Tripura BJP President and Rajya Sabha MP. According to sources, the name of Deputy CM Jishnu Dev Verma was also in discussion in the race for CM. Elections are to be held in Tripura in February 2023. After Biplav's resignation, BJP has appointed Bhupendra Yadav and Vinod Tawde as observers. Legislature party meeting will start at 8 pm tonight.

Biplab said - party is above all and I am a loyal worker

Biplab, who appeared in front of the media soon after his resignation, said, "The party is paramount and I am a loyal worker. The high command had reposed faith in me and now asked to resign, so I resigned. I have asked PM Modi about this." And have spoken to Amit Shah. He said that the election is delayed now. Now I will work to strengthen the party."

The new Chief Minister will be decided only in terms of preparations for the 2023 elections. This time, the party is planning to go to the public on development works, moving away from the popular slogan 'Chalo Paltai' of the last time.

BJP government was formed for the first time in Tripura in 2018.

The BJP government was formed in Tripura for the first time in 2018, after which Biplav was made the chief minister. According to sources, last month about 14 BJP MLAs had formed a faction and complained to the high command. Every time Biplab Dev's ability was targeted. However, no decision was taken at that time. Now in view of the elections, the party has taken strict steps.

BJP changed chief ministers of 4 states in 11 months

BJP has changed chief ministers of 4 states in the last 11 months. Last year in July 2021, Pushkar Singh Dhami was made the CM of Uttarakhand by replacing Tirath Singh Rawat. In the same month, Karnataka CM BS Yeddyurappa resigned and made Basava Raj Bommai the chief minister. After this, in September, Vijay Rupani was replaced by Bhupendra Bhai Patel as the Chief Minister of Gujarat. Now Tripura Chief Minister Biplab Kumar Deb has resigned from his post.