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No Rules Broken: Army After Military Truck Stopped For "Dangerous Driving" In Kolkata
Kolkata Police on Tuesday intercepted a military truck for alleged reckless driving, a day after the army dismantled a stage erected by the ruling Trinamool Congress to protest alleged atrocities on Bengali-speaking migrant workers in BJP-ruled state
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"Dirty Political Game": Army Removes Protest Stage, Trinamool Slams Centre
A row has broken out after the Army dismantled a Trinamool Congress demonstration stage in Kolkata's Maidan area. The stage was put up to protest the alleged harassment of Bengali migrants
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Botched Army Op In Nagaland Put Question Mark Over AFSPA: Trinamool Congress
The killing of 14 civilians by security forces in Nagaland has put a question mark over the controversial AFSPA and proved that Amit Shah has failed to perform his duty of providing security to the citizens of the country, Trinamool Congress said.
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Trinamool MP Sukhendu Sekhar Ray Urges PM To De-Classify "Netaji Files"
Ahead of the 125th birth anniversary of Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose, Trinamool Congress (TMC) MP Sukhendu Sekhar Ray has written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi requesting de-classification of "Netaji Files" and publication of the draft "A History of Indian National Army 1942-45" prepared by the history division of the Ministry of Defence.
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India "Will Win": Mamata Banerjee At All-Party Meet On Ladakh Clash
Trinamool Congress supremo Mamata Banerjee on Friday said her party stands firmly behind the Union government in this hour of crisis after 20 army personnel were killed in action with Chinese troops along the LAC, and urged the Centre not to allow Chinese investments in strategically important infrastructure sectors, sources said.
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"What About UP?": Mamata Banerjee Wants Unnao Survivor's Accident Probed
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has demanded a high-level inquiry into a road accident in Uttar Pradesh that left the survivor in the Unnao rape case critically injured and killed two of her relatives yesterday. She also expressed concern over the murder of a retired army captain by unidentified men in the northern state's Amethi distric...
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How Bengal BJP's "WhatsApp Army" Contributed To Party's Victory
The BJP gave a big fight in West Bengal winning 18 of the 42 Lok Sabha seats, bringing down the Trinamool Congress's tally from 34 to 22. The vote share of the BJP in the state stood at close to 40 per cent, an increase from 17 per cent in 2014.
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"As If The Army Belongs To Him...": Mamata Banerjee Hits Out At PM Modi
West Bengal's Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today hit out at Prime Minister Narendra Modi for seeking votes in the name of soldiers. In an apparent reference to Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister's "Modi ji ki sena" remark, she said that armed forces belong to each Indian and BJP should consider the forces to be their fiefdom.
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"Congress Manifesto Expires On May 23," Says PM Modi In Kolkata
In the home turf of Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today, Prime Minister Narendra
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"Is Insaniyat Only For Rohingya In Bangladesh?" Trinamool, Centre Spar
The centre on Tuesday said that the Army has been deployed to stop Rohingya Muslims' infiltration into the country and has also directed the states not to let them spread.
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Opinion: The BJP's Social Media Armies Seek To Divide
The social media armies of the BJP have systematically threatened religious harmony and social peace in Bengal. I stressed this in the Rajya Sabha, explaining how "Digital India" was being turned into "Divisive India". The examples I gave should be scary and worrying for anybody in government. Out of nothing, a Twitter trend was created by manipula...
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Days After Army Row, Mamata Banerjee Objects To CRPF's Deployment In IT Searches
Days after a row erupted over the army drill at toll plazas in West Bengal, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today objected to the centre's move to deploy CRPF personnel for providing security to Income Tax officials during search operations in the state.
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Now, Mamata Banerjee Vs Bengal Governor On Army At Toll Booths
West Bengal Governor Keshri Nath Tripathi today virtually disapproved of Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's remarks on the deployment of army at toll plazas, saying one should be careful while making allegations against a responsible organisation like the army.
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Mamata Banerjee Leaves Bengal Office After 30 Hours Amid Row Over Army: 10 Points
A furious Mamata Banerjee left her Kolkata office after 30 hours on Friday evening amid a row over the presence of army at toll booths across West Bengal. "The centre is trying to bulldoze us, we will fight them legally," Ms Banerjee said. The centre and the army have said soldiers are present at the toll booths as part of a routine vehicle countin...
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'Is This A Military Coup': Mamata Banerjee Refuses To Leave Office Over Army At Toll Booths
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee opened another front in her battle with the centre on Thursday, objecting to the presence of Army soldiers at toll booths on national highways that run through her state, saying the state government's permission should have been sought.
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No Rules Broken: Army After Military Truck Stopped For "Dangerous Driving" In Kolkata
Kolkata Police on Tuesday intercepted a military truck for alleged reckless driving, a day after the army dismantled a stage erected by the ruling Trinamool Congress to protest alleged atrocities on Bengali-speaking migrant workers in BJP-ruled state
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"Dirty Political Game": Army Removes Protest Stage, Trinamool Slams Centre
A row has broken out after the Army dismantled a Trinamool Congress demonstration stage in Kolkata's Maidan area. The stage was put up to protest the alleged harassment of Bengali migrants
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Botched Army Op In Nagaland Put Question Mark Over AFSPA: Trinamool Congress
The killing of 14 civilians by security forces in Nagaland has put a question mark over the controversial AFSPA and proved that Amit Shah has failed to perform his duty of providing security to the citizens of the country, Trinamool Congress said.
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Trinamool MP Sukhendu Sekhar Ray Urges PM To De-Classify "Netaji Files"
Ahead of the 125th birth anniversary of Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose, Trinamool Congress (TMC) MP Sukhendu Sekhar Ray has written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi requesting de-classification of "Netaji Files" and publication of the draft "A History of Indian National Army 1942-45" prepared by the history division of the Ministry of Defence.
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India "Will Win": Mamata Banerjee At All-Party Meet On Ladakh Clash
Trinamool Congress supremo Mamata Banerjee on Friday said her party stands firmly behind the Union government in this hour of crisis after 20 army personnel were killed in action with Chinese troops along the LAC, and urged the Centre not to allow Chinese investments in strategically important infrastructure sectors, sources said.
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"What About UP?": Mamata Banerjee Wants Unnao Survivor's Accident Probed
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has demanded a high-level inquiry into a road accident in Uttar Pradesh that left the survivor in the Unnao rape case critically injured and killed two of her relatives yesterday. She also expressed concern over the murder of a retired army captain by unidentified men in the northern state's Amethi distric...
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How Bengal BJP's "WhatsApp Army" Contributed To Party's Victory
The BJP gave a big fight in West Bengal winning 18 of the 42 Lok Sabha seats, bringing down the Trinamool Congress's tally from 34 to 22. The vote share of the BJP in the state stood at close to 40 per cent, an increase from 17 per cent in 2014.
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"As If The Army Belongs To Him...": Mamata Banerjee Hits Out At PM Modi
West Bengal's Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today hit out at Prime Minister Narendra Modi for seeking votes in the name of soldiers. In an apparent reference to Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister's "Modi ji ki sena" remark, she said that armed forces belong to each Indian and BJP should consider the forces to be their fiefdom.
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"Congress Manifesto Expires On May 23," Says PM Modi In Kolkata
In the home turf of Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today, Prime Minister Narendra
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"Is Insaniyat Only For Rohingya In Bangladesh?" Trinamool, Centre Spar
The centre on Tuesday said that the Army has been deployed to stop Rohingya Muslims' infiltration into the country and has also directed the states not to let them spread.
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Opinion: The BJP's Social Media Armies Seek To Divide
The social media armies of the BJP have systematically threatened religious harmony and social peace in Bengal. I stressed this in the Rajya Sabha, explaining how "Digital India" was being turned into "Divisive India". The examples I gave should be scary and worrying for anybody in government. Out of nothing, a Twitter trend was created by manipula...
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Days After Army Row, Mamata Banerjee Objects To CRPF's Deployment In IT Searches
Days after a row erupted over the army drill at toll plazas in West Bengal, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today objected to the centre's move to deploy CRPF personnel for providing security to Income Tax officials during search operations in the state.
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Now, Mamata Banerjee Vs Bengal Governor On Army At Toll Booths
West Bengal Governor Keshri Nath Tripathi today virtually disapproved of Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's remarks on the deployment of army at toll plazas, saying one should be careful while making allegations against a responsible organisation like the army.
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Mamata Banerjee Leaves Bengal Office After 30 Hours Amid Row Over Army: 10 Points
A furious Mamata Banerjee left her Kolkata office after 30 hours on Friday evening amid a row over the presence of army at toll booths across West Bengal. "The centre is trying to bulldoze us, we will fight them legally," Ms Banerjee said. The centre and the army have said soldiers are present at the toll booths as part of a routine vehicle countin...
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'Is This A Military Coup': Mamata Banerjee Refuses To Leave Office Over Army At Toll Booths
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee opened another front in her battle with the centre on Thursday, objecting to the presence of Army soldiers at toll booths on national highways that run through her state, saying the state government's permission should have been sought.
