Tripura Chief Minister Biplab Deb does it again. Now, a video of Biplab Deb has emerged in which the Tripura CM has threatened those who interferes in his government.
In the video, Tripura CM can be seen saying that if anyone interferes in his government or pokes at it, he would chop their nails off. Biplab Deb also offered a vegetable vendor's gourd analogy to drive home the point.
In the video, Biplab says, “Around 8 am, a vegetable vendor brings bottle gourd to the market. However, it gets rotten by 9 am due to repeated digging of nails by customers. This should not happen with my government. No interference in my government. If someone pokes, or interferes his nail should be chopped off. No one can touch my government.”
Biplab Deb, has been in the news for his controversial statements. Biplab has also been summoned by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on May 2.
Last week, while speaking at a design workshop in Agartala, Tripura CM had ridiculed Diana Hayden by questioning her 'Miss World' title which she won 21 years ago.
However, Biplab Deb, praised Aishwarya Rai, saying that she has represented the Indian women in the true sense and truly deserved the 'Miss World' title.
A day later, the Biplab Deb said that mechanical engineers should not go for Civil Services, but civil engineers should go since they are more experienced in building society.
Tripura Chief Minister Biplab Kumar Deb on Saturday suggested the youth of the state, especially the educated section, not to run behind politicians for government jobs, rather become self-employed by starting various projects under the animal resource sector with bank loans, under the Prime Minister's Mudra scheme.
A section of BJP leaders have sought BJP leadership’s intervention to rein in Deb because his comments are embarrassing the party, especially in the run-up to Karnataka assembly polls. "Senior party leaders are miffed over the controversies triggered by Deb's statements. Deb is just saying anything and everything. Modi will talk to him," said a senior party leader on Sunday.
