Stating that the ideology followed by the Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPI-M) had become obsolete in the 21st century, Madhav said the party was struggling to survive as the people in the state had started realising the truth.
"Tripura is a state far from the Centre, due to which people are not aware of problems there. In Tripura, for the last 25 years, the Marxist party has created such an image of Chief Minister Manik Sarkar that the people in Delhi are not aware of his true colours. They have used violence to survive in the state," said Madhav.
He was speaking at the launch of the book "Manik Sarkar - Real and the Virtual, The Gory Face of Anarchy" here.
According to Dinesh Kanji, author of the book, it exposes the ideological hollowness and anti-national activities of the communist parties in Tripura.
"It also throws light on the crimes and misdeeds of the communists of Tripura in the last decades," he added.
Stating that the current situation in Tripura is well depicted in the book, Madhav said in the last five-six decades, the people of the state had been rendered incompatible.
Madhav also accused Tripura's Chief Minister of misutilising the money that was being provided by the Centre.
The 60-member Tripura Assembly election is slated for February 18.
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