Left, Congress agree on seat sharing in 193 seats in Bengal
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Both the parties are trying to ensure seamless seat sharing in all 294 seats
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Both the parties are trying to ensure seamless seat sharing in all 294 seats
Left parties and the Congress on Thursday agreed on seat sharing in almost two thirds of the Assembly seats in West Bengal 193 of the 294 seats that will go to polls. Of the 193 seats, the Congress will contest in 92 and the Left in 101 seats.
State Congress president Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury and Leader of the Left Front Biman Basu held a joint press conference at Bidhan Bhawan, the headquarters of West Bengal Congress, announcing the seat sharing arrangement. Both expressed confidence that the seat sharing would be completed in next few days.