By Agartala Correspondent | Tripura 24.in AGARTALA | April 12, 2026
AGARTALA: Following the conclusion of the high-stakes TTAADC polling, Tipra Motha founder Pradyot Kishore Debbarma visited the Abhiram Moakmu School polling precinct to share his reflections on the electoral process. Amidst a massive gathering of supporters and media personnel, the royal scion-turned-leader provided his initial reactions to the turnout and the overall conduct of the “battle for the hills.”
His visit to the Abhiram Moakmu School area was seen as a significant move to boost the morale of the ground-level workers as the ballot boxes were transitioned to the strongrooms.
Key Takeaways from the Media Interaction
Speaking with his characteristic poise, Pradyot Kishore emphasized that this election was more than a political contest—it was a movement for the survival of the indigenous identity.
Top Reactions from the Interaction:
- On Voter Turnout: He expressed deep satisfaction with the high participation of women and elderly voters, calling it a “triumph of democracy over fear.”
- On Election Integrity: While acknowledging the peaceful polling at Abhiram Moakmu, he hinted at reports of minor irregularities in other sectors, urging the State Election Commission to remain vigilant during the storage and counting process.
- The “Greater Tipraland” Mandate: He reiterated that the ballot would reflect the people’s desire for a constitutional solution and permanent security for the “Tiprasa” people.
“This is a Mandate for the Future”: Pradyot Kishore
Standing in the school courtyard, Pradyot addressed the reporters with a message of hope and unity.
”I have come to Abhiram Moakmu School today to witness the spirit of my people. Despite the heat and the pressures, the way our brothers and sisters stood in line for hours proves that our cause is just. We are not fighting against any individual; we are fighting for our existence. The results on the 17th will show that the voice of the hills can no longer be ignored by Agartala or Delhi,” Pradyot Kishore asserted.
Significance of the Visit
The Abhiram Moakmu area is a stronghold of the regional movement, and Pradyot’s presence there served to consolidate the party’s narrative of being the sole protector of tribal interests. His interaction at the school is being viewed as a “victory lap” by his supporters, even before the official counting begins.
As the state enters the cooling-off period before Counting Day (April 17), Pradyot’s reactions have set the tone for the post-poll discourse, keeping the focus firmly on the demand for indigenous empowerment.
