BJP files nominations in 13 wards of Ambassa Municipal Council

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Agartala, 5th November 2026 : The BJP on Thursday demonstrated its organisational strength in Ambassa as party-nominated candidates filed nomination papers for 13 of the 15 wards of the Ambassa Municipal Council ahead of the upcoming urban local body elections.

The candidates arrived at the office of the Sub-Divisional Magistrate, which also serves as the Returning Officer’s office, in a large procession accompanied by enthusiastic party workers and supporters. The procession began at the BJP district office in Ambassa and passed through various parts of the town before reaching the nomination centre, where the candidates submitted their papers to Returning Officer Kamal Debbarma.

State Minister Bikash Debbarma participated in the procession alongside District President Patiram Tripura, Mandal President Ajay Adhikari and other party leaders from the district and mandal levels.

Addressing party workers and supporters, Minister Bikash Debbarma appealed to voters to ensure a decisive victory for BJP candidates. He said the party would continue its development initiatives with the support and blessings of the people, while prioritising the welfare of Ambassa residents.

The procession, marked by party flags, banners and enthusiastic participation, reflected the BJP’s election preparations in the municipality. With nominations filed in 13 wards, the ruling party has stepped up its campaign ahead of the November 27 civic polls.

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