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Bengal: Huge Stock Of Explosives Recovered From Car In Birbhum Ahead Of Amit Shah's Two-day Visit

Fourth Poll Candidate Dies of COVID in West Bengal, Union Minister and Singer Babul Supriyo tests Positive for the Second Time

Fourth Poll Candidate. Fourth Poll Candidate Dies of COVID in West Bengal, Union Minister and Singer Babul Supriyo tests Positive for the Second Time The Election Commission had issued 114 show-cause notices have so far been issued and 76 FIRs lodged for non-compliance with COVID guidelines   |  27 April 2021 2:19 PM GMT Kolkata: TMC s Khardaha candidate Kajal Sinha died of COVID on Tuesday. Sinha is the fourth candidate to have died of COVID in West Bengal in a month. Sinha was undergoing treatment at Beleghata ID and BG Hospital and passed away at 9:45 AM after being on a ventilator for three days. On the other hand, Union Minister and Bollywood singer Babul Supriyo has tested COVID-19 positive for the second time on Sunday.

COVID-19: Rahul Gandhi Cancels Poll Rallies as WB Notes Highest Single-Day Spike

COVID-19: Rahul Gandhi Cancels Poll Rallies as WB Notes Highest Single-Day Spike Campaign rallies by all political parties in the poll fray have seen large crowds pay little attention to COVID-19 protocols like social distancing. A BJP rally at Illambazar in Birbhum district, Saturday, April 17, 2021. Photo: PTI Rights6 hours ago Kolkata: A day after Bengal went to its fifth phase of assembly polls, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Sunday, April 18, cancelled all campaign rallies in the state in view of the rise in COVID-19 cases. He also advised all other politicians to think about the consequences of holding large public rallies.

COVID continues to rage in Bengal:7,713 new cases,34 fresh deaths

Updated Apr 18, 2021 | 12:24 IST West Bengal on Saturday recorded a staggering 7,713 new coronavirus cases while 34 people succumbed to the infection. COVID continues to rage in Bengal:7,713 new cases,34 fresh deaths.  |  Photo Credit: IANS West Bengal, which is witnessing assembly election, on Saturday registered its highest single-day spike of 7,713 coronavirus cases, taking the tally to 6,51,508, a bulletin released by the state health department said. The death toll rose to 10,540 after 34 COVID-19 fatalities were registered in the state, it added. The city on Saturday also accounted for its highest one-day spike of 1,998 new cases along with 10 more casualties. Neighbouring North 24 Parganas registered eight deaths, Murshidabad (5), Birbhum (3) and two each in South 24 Parganas (2) and Purulia, the bulletin said.

In Birbhum, TMC's Muscle Power Has Become a Weakness as Voters Look for Change