PM Modi committed to protecting citizen rights: CM

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BY TC News Desk

Agartala, 10th December 2025:   Chief Minister Prof. Dr. Manik Saha today said that to further strengthen human rights, it is essential that all four pillars of democracy including Legislature, Executive, Judiciary and Media continue to grow stronger and more accountable.

He said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been steadfast in his commitment to protecting the rights of every citizen.

 “Our government, too, remains deeply sensitive and dedicated to ensuring justice, dignity and equal opportunities for all,” said Dr. Saha.

Dr Saha said this while addressing the observance of International Human Rights Day organized by THRC at Prajna Bhavan, Agartala.

 “Today we are celebrating International Human Rights Day. We all know that law is nothing but common sense. Even human rights are also a matter of common sense. The laws that were made are all inherent in human rights, and if we violate them, we violate human rights. There are family disputes and what they do is visit the Human Rights Commission; if child-related issues arise, they go to the Child Rights Commission. From such things we can learn what is right and wrong. In democracy, there are four pillars. If we want to strengthen human rights, then the Legislature, Executive, Judiciary and Media must be strengthened,” said Dr. Saha.

He said that PM Modi has good knowledge about everyone’s rights as he came after a long struggle.

 “Human rights are essential. Our government is aware and sensitive of every matter. Before doing anything, our government works and tries to solve the matter. Government and THRC have to maintain a coordinated relationship and believe in each other. When any journalist comes under attack, we immediately take steps. This government is a pro-people government,” he said.

Dr Saha said that earlier, the North East was neglected, and now due to PM Modi, the Northeast has witnessed massive development starting from communication, internet and more.

 “If we want to maintain human rights, we must maintain law and order,” said Dr. Saha.

THRC Chairperson Arindam Lodh, Chairperson Tripura Commission for Women Jharna Debbarma, DGP Anurag Dhankar, Law Secretary Sankari Das, DM, SP and others were present.

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