Tripura BJP MLAs Sudip Roy Barman, Ashish Saha resign
The Hindu
Sudip Roy Barman and Ashish Saha met Speaker Ratan Chakraborty and handed over their resignation letters
BJP MLAs Sudip Roy Barman and Ashish Saha on February 7 resigned from the Tripura Assembly, and also gave up the membership of their party.
Mr. Barman and Mr. Saha met Speaker Ratan Chakraborty and handed over their resignation letters.
Mr. Barman told reporters that they will travel to New Delhi later in the day and finalise the future course of action amid speculation that they may join the Congress on February 8.
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