Kolkata (West Bengal) [India], February 16 (ANI): The final decision on seat sharing between the Congress and Left Front for the West Bengal assembly election is yet to be taken as both the parties want to give 'space' to other parties interested in this alliance, said Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury in Kolkata.
Read more about Bengal Congress to hold meeting regarding seat-sharing, poll preparedness on Business Standard. Congress and Left parties will soon decide on the seat-sharing through a couple of meetings scheduled next week
Updated Dec 24, 2020 | 19:56 IST
News headlines for December 24, 2020: Rahul Gandhi upped the ante against the Centre, saying that democracy in India was in imagination, not in reality. Congress party leader Rahul Gandhi, front, and other senior party members participate in a protest against new agricultural laws in New Delhi. | Photo Credit: AP
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New Delhi: It was a thunder Thursday of news as Rahul Gandhi upped the ante against the Centre, saying that democracy in India was in imagination, not in reality. Also, PM Modi said that Visva Bharati University is a true embodiment of Rabindranath Tagore s vision and hard work. Below are the day’s biggest headlines:
West Bengal Assembly elections 2021: Mamata faces anti-incumbency, resurgent BJP looks to make big gains
From a fervent push to roll out the Citizenship Amendment Act to relentless attacks on the ruling TMC government over its alleged minority appeasement and political violence the BJP seems to have put in place a meticulously planned election strategy months in advance. Updated: February 26, 2021 5:52:52 pm
Prime Minister Narendra Modi with West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee. (File)
“Those who aren’t being able to fight us democratically, they have opted for the route to killing BJP karyakartas to fulfill their desires. This dance of death can’t go on in a democracy…Read the writing on the wall.” The tacit remarks by Prime Minister Narendra Modi during a victory speech following the NDA win in Bihar left no room for suspense that it was directed at Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee and the importance BJP was attaching to th