Today, supporters of the TSF (Tribal Students Federation) staged a protest in front of Agartala North Gate.

Today, supporters of the TSF (Tribal Students Federation) staged a protest in front of Agartala North Gate and Abhoynagar Bridge area , expressing their opposition to the organization's 12-hour strike. The strike was called in protest against the use of the Roman script and the proposed 125th Constitution Amendment Bill. The TSF has been intermittently organizing protests within the city, with another demonstration taking place at the Abhaynagar Bridge. Unfortunately, this latter protest led to the arrest of TSF supporters by the local police.

The TSF, or Tribal Students Federation, is advocating for the use of their native script rather than the Bangla script. They assert that the imposition of the Bangla script by the government occurred without their consultation or agreement. This issue has sparked controversy and prompted the TSF to stage these protests as a means of voicing their dissent.

The ongoing protests highlight the TSF's commitment to preserving their cultural identity and protecting their language rights. These demonstrations also underscore the complex dynamics between regional identity, linguistic autonomy, and government policies. As the TSF continues to advocate for their cause, their protests exemplify the tension between cultural heritage and administrative decisions.