TRIPURATIMES Desk
Kalyanpur • 20 Oct 2026, 03:02 PM
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Kalyanpur-Pramodnagar MLA Pinaki Das Chowdhury visited 131 Durga Puja pandals across his constituency over five days from Panchami to Navami, exchanging greetings with people from tribal and non-tribal communities during the festivities.
The MLA visited pandals in different parts of the 27-Kalyanpur-Pramodnagar Assembly constituency, offering prayers and interacting with local people. BJP Kalyanpur mandal president Nitai Ball and other prominent persons accompanied him during the visits.
On Navami, Das Chowdhury visited several pandals in ADC village areas, including Chandranath Para, Halangmotha, Hazaripara and Chebri. He offered prayers to Goddess Durga and sought blessings for the welfare, peace, prosperity and good health of the people in the constituency.
The five-day tour covered 131 pandals in areas inhabited by both tribal and non-tribal communities. During the visits, the MLA exchanged greetings with people and received welcomes from members of the local communities, according to the information provided.
The visits also brought him into contact with people celebrating the festival in different parts of the constituency. The celebrations provided an opportunity for interaction among people from different communities, with the pandals serving as gathering points during the festive period.
Das Chowdhury said he had prayed to Goddess Durga for the welfare, peace and prosperity of the people during his visits to the pandals. He also expressed appreciation for the welcome and affection extended to him by local people.
The visits from Panchami to Navami covered a range of localities, including tribal-dominated areas under the Tripura Tribal Areas Autonomous District Council. The tour included interactions with people across the constituency during the five days of Durga Puja.
The programme concluded on Navami with visits to pandals in Chandranath Para, Halangmotha, Hazaripara and Chebri.
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