Tripura Polls: Mithun Chakraborty, Smriti Irani Hold Rallies As BJP Launches Star-Studded Campaign. In Pics

The BJP launched a star-studded campaign in Tripura's Assembly election. J P Nadda and other leaders campaigned, including Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma and Union Minister Smriti Irani.

BJP's Star Campaigners In Tripura

The BJP launched a star-studded campaign in Tripura's Assembly election on Friday. J.P. Nadda, the party's national president, spoke at two rallies, while other leaders, including Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma and Union Minister Smriti Irani, also campaigned. (Image Source: PTI)

Nadda addressed at rallies in Amarpur, Gomati district, in the south, and Kumarghat, in the north, as the saffron party launched a high-decibel campaign to retain power in the state. (Image Source: PTI)

Mithun Chakraborty, an actor-turned-politician, took part in a road show in favour of the party's candidates in the east Agartala constituency. A number of BJP leaders from Delhi and other states have also arrived. (Image Source: PTI)

In preparation for the impending panchayat elections in West Bengal, the BJP has been courting minorities. Mithun Chakraborty has stated that the party is not anti-Muslim. (Image Source: PTI)

Union minister Smriti Irani said on Friday that the Congress high command's approval of seat-sharing adjustments with the CPI(M) is a "sin" and urged Congress workers across the state to seek answers from the high command as to what prompted the grand old party to submit to the CPI(M). (Image Source: PTI)

The BJP leader also urged Congress people across the country to seek clarification from their party's top command on why they had endorsed such a "sin" idea. (Image Source: PTI)

While campaigning for the upcoming Tripura Legislative Assembly elections, Tripura Chief Minister and BJP leader Manik Saha flashed the victory sign. The BJP stepped up its campaign to retain power in Tripura on Friday, holding 35 rallies throughout the state, including one attended by national president J P Nadda, selling development and the "end of violence in the state" as election platforms. (Image Source: PTI)