The coming assembly election will be "a battle for unity and integrity against forces that seek to divide the state and create unrest", he told a rally in Hapania, about 15 km from here.
The IPFT, he alleged, was a "faade of the banned insurgents" which demanded a separate state of 'Twipraland'.
The BJP and the IPFT have recently forged an alliance in the poll-bound state and the tribal party agreed to set aside its demand for a separate state and work as per a common minimum agenda agreed by the two parties.
"It has become their agenda in the coming assembly elections in Tripura," he added.
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Sarkar, who has been the Tripura chief minister for four consecutive terms, said the CPI(M)'s battle was not merely for wining elections in the state but for "ousting the BJP from power in Delhi".
"We have to ensure victory in the coming polls here for our goal to oust the BJP at the Centre and form the government there," he added.
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