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Analysis: Government Planning Underlines BJP's Confidence Ahead Of Bengal Results
According to the BJP's internal assessments, the party expects to secure a comfortable majority
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"Subversion Of Democratic Process": Bengal's Falta To See Repolling On May 21
Poll body announces repolling in all 285 polling stations in West Bengal's Falta, cites "subversion of democratic process"
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"Central Staff, Give Credence": Top Court To Trinamool Over Plea Against Poll Body
"They're Government Staff, Give Them Some Credence": Supreme Court To Trinamool Over Petition Against Election Commission
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2 Days Before Counting, Bengal Holds Repolling At 15 Booths After Complaints
Bengal Assembly Elections 2026: Repolling At 15 Booths In Bengal's Diamond Harbour, Magrahat Paschim Begins After Complaints Of Irregularities: Trinamool, Mamata Banerjee, BJP Suvendu Adhikari
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Waiting Game: Bengal Strongroom Politics Shines Spotlight On Poll-Counting Gap
Both TMC and BJP leaders are visiting strongrooms where EVMs with polled votes are kept.
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Diamond Harbour "Lyari Of Bengal", Says BJP. Trinamool Hits Back
A BJP worker described Diamond Harbour, the Lok Sabha constituency of Trinamool General Secretary Abhishek Banerjee, as the 'Lyari of Bengal'.
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Repolling At 15 Booths In 2 West Bengal Constituencies Today
West Bengal Elections: Repolling At 15 Booths In 2 West Bengal Constituencies Tomorrow
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Suvendu Adhikari, The Student Who One-Upped The Master, And Is Trying Again
Adhikari joined Banerjee's Trinamool Congress in 1998 and entered the Bengal assembly as an MLA from the Kanthi Dakshin constituency in 2006.
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Kolkata EVM Strongrooms Fortified After Mamata Banerjee's Visit, Trinamool's Protests
The Kolkata Police's move follows high drama last night due to the Trinamool Congress's allegations of suspicious activities at counting centres
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Mamata Banerjee's Visit To Strongroom, Trinamool's Protest: Late-Night EVM Drama In Bengal
With just two days left for counting in the high-stakes Assembly elections, the Trinamool alleged that the ballot boxes were opened without the presence of authorised party representatives.
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Analysis: Government Planning Underlines BJP's Confidence Ahead Of Bengal Results
According to the BJP's internal assessments, the party expects to secure a comfortable majority
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"Subversion Of Democratic Process": Bengal's Falta To See Repolling On May 21
Poll body announces repolling in all 285 polling stations in West Bengal's Falta, cites "subversion of democratic process"
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"Central Staff, Give Credence": Top Court To Trinamool Over Plea Against Poll Body
"They're Government Staff, Give Them Some Credence": Supreme Court To Trinamool Over Petition Against Election Commission
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2 Days Before Counting, Bengal Holds Repolling At 15 Booths After Complaints
Bengal Assembly Elections 2026: Repolling At 15 Booths In Bengal's Diamond Harbour, Magrahat Paschim Begins After Complaints Of Irregularities: Trinamool, Mamata Banerjee, BJP Suvendu Adhikari
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Waiting Game: Bengal Strongroom Politics Shines Spotlight On Poll-Counting Gap
Both TMC and BJP leaders are visiting strongrooms where EVMs with polled votes are kept.
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Diamond Harbour "Lyari Of Bengal", Says BJP. Trinamool Hits Back
A BJP worker described Diamond Harbour, the Lok Sabha constituency of Trinamool General Secretary Abhishek Banerjee, as the 'Lyari of Bengal'.
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Repolling At 15 Booths In 2 West Bengal Constituencies Today
West Bengal Elections: Repolling At 15 Booths In 2 West Bengal Constituencies Tomorrow
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Suvendu Adhikari, The Student Who One-Upped The Master, And Is Trying Again
Adhikari joined Banerjee's Trinamool Congress in 1998 and entered the Bengal assembly as an MLA from the Kanthi Dakshin constituency in 2006.
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Kolkata EVM Strongrooms Fortified After Mamata Banerjee's Visit, Trinamool's Protests
The Kolkata Police's move follows high drama last night due to the Trinamool Congress's allegations of suspicious activities at counting centres
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Mamata Banerjee's Visit To Strongroom, Trinamool's Protest: Late-Night EVM Drama In Bengal
With just two days left for counting in the high-stakes Assembly elections, the Trinamool alleged that the ballot boxes were opened without the presence of authorised party representatives.
