Why did the BJP lose Bengal 2021?
Why did the BJP lose Bengal 2021?
The BJP was handed a resounding defeat by Mamata Banerjee-led Trinamool Congress in the West Bengal State Assembly Elections 2021. How did the BJP, who claimed Ab Ki Baar 200 Paar, get it so wrong?
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Bengal voted against BJP, not for Mamata
It is a new day in Bengal. As I hear the koel call out to its mate from the thin mattress in my home, the call sounds particularly melodious this morning. No, not because of the election results. But because it is finally over. It has been a long election. This election has drawn blood, pushed people to the all-devouring mouth of Covid, and burnt homes. This election has seen violence till late last night. BJP offices have been set on fire and BJP MLAs have been attacked. The media has been heckled. It has been a long election. It has been an election on the hope of change. People voted for change; change of their fate; not necessarily for a ‘
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Bengal: Home Minister Amit Shah Holds 3 Rallies A Day After State Logs Over 10,000 Covid Cases
In the past two weeks, two candidates have died after testing positive for Covid-19, while more than a dozen candidates have tested positive for the coronavirus infection. PTI Snigdhendu Bhattacharya 2021-04-22T18:07:28+05:30 Bengal: Home Minister Amit Shah Holds 3 Rallies A Day After State Logs Over 10,000 Covid Cases outlookindia.com 2021-04-22T18:12:15+05:30
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A series of political rallies saw thousands of people gathering in some parts of the state on Thursday, while at some other, people stood in long queues to cast their votes in the sixth phase of the state elections, a day after West Bengal recorded 10,784 new cases of Covid-19 infection and 58 deaths.
After West Bengal Registers 10K Covid Cases in 1 Day, Amit Shah Holds 3 Election Rallies
West Bengal recorded 10,784 new instances of Covid-19 contamination and 58 passings, after 3 rallies hold in a day by Home Minister Amit Shah .
| 22 April 2021 5:00 PM GMT
KOLKATA: A progression of political assemblies saw a great many individuals gathering in certain pieces of the state on Thursday, while at some other, individuals remained in long lines to project their votes in the 6th period of the state decisions, a day after West Bengal recorded 10,784 new instances of Covid-19 contamination and 58 passings.
This caused an exceptional situation for the express that remained as opposed to the remainder of India. While the nation was stressed over the chance of another lockdown and government officials and overseers were seen asking individuals to keep up friendly removing, in West Bengal ideological groups were encouraging individuals to assemble in huge numbers and show their help
Bengal polls: Three TMC, one BJP candidate among five to test COVID positive ahead of fifth phase
RSP s Jangipur candidate, 73-year-old Pradip Kumar Nandi, tested positive on Wednesday and is now in home isolation, the official said.
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KOLKATA: At least five candidates of different parties contesting the ongoing assembly election in West Bengal have tested positive for COVID-19, a health department official said on Friday.
Out of the five candidates who tested positive, three are from the Trinamool Congress (TMC), and one each from the Revolutionary Socialist Party (RSP) and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), he said.