CPI(M) Gears Up For Dharmanagar Municipal Elections, Announces Candidates In All 25 Wards.

Dharmanagar, Tripura, 31st of October, 2026 : Political parties in Tripura have stepped up their preparations for the upcoming municipal elections, with political activities gaining momentum following the announcement of the election schedule. The process of filing nomination papers began on Saturday, October 31. On the very first day, the CPI(M) demonstrated its preparedness by filing nominations for candidates in 19 wards.The Left party has decided to field candidates in all 25 wards of the Dharmanagar Municipal Council.

In line with this decision, the process of filing nomination papers began at 2 PM on Saturday. Candidates from 19 wards submitted their nomination papers on the first day. According to party sources, candidates from the remaining six wards will also file their nominations in the coming days.The CPI(M) candidates submitted their nomination papers to Dharmanagar Sub-Divisional Magistrate and Returning Officer Debjani Chowdhury.

A large number of party leaders, workers and supporters were present during the programme.Among those present were CPI(M) State Secretariat member Amitabha Dutta, Dharmanagar Sub-Divisional Secretary Ratan Roy and North District Secretary Abhijit De. MLAs Islam Uddin and Shailendra Chandra Nath, representing the Kadamtala and Yubarajnagar Assembly constituencies respectively, were also present.After filing the nomination papers, CPI(M) State Secretariat member Amitabha Dutta spoke to the media and shared the party’s electoral strategy and political position ahead of the municipal elections.With the upcoming elections to the 25 wards of the Dharmanagar Municipal Council, the political contest is gradually becoming more interesting.

By filing nominations in 19 wards on the very first day, the CPI(M) has sent a clear message about its preparedness for the electoral battle.However, the final political picture will become clearer after candidates from the remaining six wards file their nominations and other political parties intensify their election campaigns. All eyes are now on which party will emerge ahead in terms of public support.