Agartala, 15th November 2026 : CPI(M)-nominated candidate Debabrata Saha has expressed confidence that he will win by a huge margin from Ward No. 33 if people are allowed to exercise their voting rights freely and independently.
On Sunday, he campaigned door-to-door across different areas of the ward along with party workers and supporters, interacting directly with residents. During the campaign, people highlighted several long-standing civic problems and expressed their grievances.
Debabrata Saha said that he and his party workers had been conducting door-to-door campaigns across Ward No. 33 for the past three days. They have been interacting with voters, listening to their problems and assuring them that these issues would be addressed if elected. According to him, the response from residents clearly indicates widespread dissatisfaction over civic services in the ward.
The candidate said that residents had raised concerns over the poor condition of roads, drinking water shortages, old-age pensions, housing-related issues and inadequate drainage and sewerage facilities. Many alleged that despite several problems affecting their daily lives, there had been no satisfactory solutions. He claimed that conversations with residents revealed a significant gap between their expectations and the actual development of the ward.
Debabrata Saha further alleged that residents had no satisfactory answer when asked about the major development initiatives undertaken in Ward No. 33 of the Agartala Municipal Corporation over the past five years. He claimed that people were deeply dissatisfied with the prevailing situation. Although several promises were made before the elections, many civic problems remained unresolved, according to the candidate.
At the conclusion of Sunday’s campaign, the CPI(M) candidate expressed strong confidence in his electoral prospects. He said that if people were given the opportunity to cast their votes freely and without fear, he would secure a massive victory in Ward No. 33.
He also promised to transform the ward into a clean, hygienic and corruption-free area if elected. Debabrata Saha assured residents that their problems and demands would receive priority and that efforts would be made to improve civic services.
Political observers will be watching closely to see how far his campaign and promises influence voters in the ward.
