Agartala, 1st November 2026 : With the upcoming Agartala Municipal Corporation (AMC) elections approaching, the CPI(M) has intensified its grassroots outreach and door-to-door campaigning to connect with voters.
On Sunday morning, leaders and workers of the CPI(M) launched a door-to-door campaign at Booth No. 5 under Ward No. 30 of the Agartala Municipal Corporation. The programme was organised by the party’s Jogendranagar Regional Committee as part of its efforts to strengthen public outreach ahead of the civic polls.
During the campaign, party leaders visited households and interacted with residents, seeking to understand their various problems, grievances and expectations. They also discussed local issues and highlighted the importance of addressing people’s concerns ahead of the elections.
The CPI(M) leadership claimed that the campaign received considerable support from local residents.
Among those present were Nilanjana Roy, secretary of the CPI(M) Jogendranagar Regional Committee; Babul Debnath and Pintu Majumder, members of the party’s Dukli Sub-Divisional Committee; former councillor Prabodh Das; Shyamal Karmakar; Ratan Das; Amal Sarkar; and several party workers and supporters from Booth No. 5 of Ward No. 30.
According to party sources, the door-to-door initiative is aimed at strengthening the CPI(M)’s organisational presence and expanding its voter outreach across the area ahead of the forthcoming municipal elections.
