Tripura Chief Minister Manik Saha lauded Prime Minister Narendra Modi for tackling human rights violations in the northeast, attributing it to peace accords signed with outlawed groups.
Speaking on International Human Rights Day at Prajna Bhavan, Saha emphasized peace as essential for upholding constitutional rights in the region. He commended around 12 agreements made with proscribed groups, which have significantly contributed to lasting peace and stability under NDA rule.
Saha criticized previous governments for neglecting the northeast and highlighted Modi's efforts, such as HIRA and the Act East Policy, in promoting development and welfare in the area. He urged the Tripura Human Rights Commission to regularly hold human rights awareness programs.

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