During an event in Agartala, Tripura Chief Minister Manik Saha issued a firm warning against any anti-party activities within the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), stating that individuals involved would face serious consequences. He described such actions as a 'cancer' that threatens party discipline and must be eradicated. Saha emphasized that even high-ranking leaders would not be exempt from repercussions if they undermine the party's integrity. He called for vigilance in identifying members who join the party for personal gain rather than ideological commitment, likening the situation to a chronic illness requiring chemotherapy or radiotherapy for treatment. Furthermore, Saha criticized the opposition Left Front, asserting that they have been politically exposed and are in a state of bankruptcy. He also alleged that some social media content creators, backed by the Communist Party of India (Marxist) [CPI(M)], are attempting to discredit the BJP through propaganda, often for financial compensation. Saha's remarks reflect a strong commitment to maintaining party unity and discipline as the BJP prepares for future elections.