The center has signed a trilateral agreement to support Tripura’s indigenous population

The center has signed a trilateral agreement to help the indigenous population of Tripura

The center has signed a trilateral agreement to address the issues faced by the indigenous population of Tripura

The tripartite agreement signed on Saturday between TIPRA Motha, the governments of Tripura and India, and witnessed by Union Home Minister Amit Shah, marks a significant milestone in addressing the issues faced by the indigenous people of Tripura. This agreement aims to provide a “lasting solution” to the long-standing grievances and challenges faced by the indigenous communities in the state.

The signing of this agreement signifies the government’s recognition of the historical injustices faced by the indigenous people and its commitment to rectify them. It acknowledges the need to address the current reality and create a more inclusive and equitable future for all residents of Tripura.

During the event held at North Block, Amit Shah emphasized the government’s respect for history and its determination to ensure that the indigenous people no longer have to struggle for their rights. He assured the stakeholders of Tripura that the government of India is fully committed to establishing proactive mechanisms that will safeguard their rights and protect their interests.

This agreement is a testament to the government’s willingness to engage in dialogue and find a comprehensive solution that addresses the concerns of the indigenous communities. It reflects a collaborative approach between TIPRA Motha, the governments of Tripura and India, and demonstrates the importance of working together to achieve a common goal.

The signing of this tripartite agreement is expected to bring about positive changes in the lives of the indigenous people of Tripura. It is a significant step towards ensuring their socio-economic development, preserving their cultural heritage, and empowering them to actively participate in the decision-making processes that affect their lives.

Overall, this agreement represents a turning point in the relationship between the government and the indigenous communities of Tripura. It sets the stage for a more inclusive and harmonious future, where the rights and aspirations of all residents are respected and protected.