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'Confused' by CPI(M)-Cong ploy, EC deferred Tripura poll: BJP
Updated On: 19 April, 2019 10:34 AM IST | | PTI
"The BJP did not resort to any kind of unfair practices. Rigging is part of CPI(M)'s culture. During the party's 25-year rule in the state, the Left parties have rigged each and every election."

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Agartala: A day after the Election Commission postponed voting in BJP-ruled Tripura citing law and order problem, the saffron party Thursday claimed that the poll panel was 'confused' by a conspiracy hatched by the CPI(M) and the Congress.
This 'confusion' also led the EC to remove the state's Additional Director General of Police Rajiv Singh from duty, senior BJP leader and state Law minister Ratan Lal Nath said. The EC Tuesday announced postponing voting in the Tripura (East) Lok Sabha seat to the third phase on April 23 from April 18, saying the prevailing law-and-order situation there is not conducive for holding free and fair poll. After postponing the election, the EC transferred ADGP (Law and Order) Rajiv Singh. Earlier in the day, the CPI(M) alleged that the ruling BJP in the state resorted to "massive rigging" in West Tripura Lok Sabha seat during the first phase elections on April 11.
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