Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Wednesday held discussions with the Tipra Motha delegation led by the party’s supremo Pradyot Kishore Debbarma, on issues raised by the indigenous tribes of the northeastern state of Tripura. Debbarma, a scion of the former ruling family of the state, said later to press persons that an interlocutor will be appointed for the process of finding a “constitutional solution” to the issues raised. The Tipra Motha supremo said, “Our (talks) will be between the Centre and Tipra Motha and added that the Central government would be “officially appointing an interlocutor”. The meeting which was also attended by BJP President J P Nadda, the party’s Northeast coordinator Sambit Patra and Tripura chief minister Manik Saha, was described as cordial.