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JP Nadda accompanied by party leaders meets post-poll violence victims at Sitala Tala Lane in Kolkata on Tuesday.
The Bharatiya Janata Party has alleged that Kolkata Police dismantled the stage set up near the party s West Bengal headquarters in Kolkata where JP Nadda and other senior leaders will stage a dharna against the political killings. The party has claimed that nine workers have lost their lives in widespread violence unleashed by Trinamool Congress after the declaration of the Assembly election results on May 2.
The BJP has called for a nationwide dharna today while following all Covid protocols across all organisational mandals of the party. The party will organise protests against the alleged atrocities on party workers by the TMC.
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TMC upped its vote share substantially in phases 7 and 8 that were held in late April. Polls during these phases were held in the Greater Kolkata region
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Trinamool Congress activists celebrate their party s winning trend during counting day of West Bengal Assembly Election at Bolpur in Birbhum district of West Bengal, on May 2, 2021.
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TMC upped its vote share substantially in phases 7 and 8 that were held in late April. Polls during these phases were held in the Greater Kolkata region
Contrary to what opinion and exit polls claimed, the All India Trinamool Congress (TMC) not only won nearly 3/4ths of all the Assembly seats, it did so by improving upon its vote share in both the 2019 Lok Sabha and the 2016 Assembly elections. The BJP s vote share compared to 2019 fell by around 3% points while the Left-Congress combine s vote share and seat tallies crumbled even more compared to 2016 and 2019. The TMC was p
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Bharatiya Janata Party s (BJP) national president JP Nadda on Wednesday slammed the Trinamool Congress dispensation over widespread violence in West Bengal that claimed the lives of 9 party workers. Nadda, who arrived here yesterday on a two-day visit, lauded the patience of the BJP workers and said that their sacrifice will not go in vain. He asked BJP MLAs and workers to play the role of a constructive opposition in the state and expose those indulging in violence and killing innocent people.
Addressing the workers at the BJP office in Kolkata, Nadda asked the party workers to take a pledge that we will remove political violence from Bengal .
Analysis | ‘No vote for BJP’ campaign helped TMC register a massive victory
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Rakesh Tikait and Medha Patkar held rallies in Nandigram, Singur and Kolkata urging people not to vote for the BJP.
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TMC supremo and West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee during interaction with media after trends show her party s win in the State Assembly Election 2021, in Kolkata, Sunday, May 2, 2021. | Photo Credit:
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Rakesh Tikait and Medha Patkar held rallies in Nandigram, Singur and Kolkata urging people not to vote for the BJP.
In the middle of the election campaign in West Bengal when top Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leaders were making daily visits to the State, farmer leaders protesting in Delhi too came calling. The leaders of the Samyukta Kisan Morcha led by Rakesh Tikait and social activist Medha Patkar camped in the State for two days. The leaders held rallies in Nandigram, Singur and Kolkata urging people not to
For at least six hours, Mamata Banerjee was shown as trailing Suvendu Adhikari.
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Mamata Banerjee s huge victory in Bengal, even bigger than her 2016 win, has been tempered by her defeat in Nandigram, where results were declared around midnight.
After 17 rounds of counting, it was official - Mamata Banerjee s close aide-turned-BJP rival Suvendu Adhikari was the winner by a little over 1,700 votes after a day of yo-yo results.
For at least six hours, Mamata Banerjee was shown as trailing Suvendu Adhikari in round after round.
According to the final data released by the election officials, the Chief Minister trailed for the first 12 rounds. A little after 3 pm reports started emerging of Ms Banerjee taking a slim lead of 1,453 votes in Nandigram in the 13th round of voting.