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Bengal Campaigning Restricted, Rally Crowds Limited to 500
No public rallies, foot marches or roadshows can be held in Bengal for the last two rounds of the assembly elections, the Election Commission said this evening -- hours after it was ordered to take action in view of the rising Covid cases by the Calc
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General Election 2019: "Modi Code Of Misconduct?": Opposition Attacks Poll Body Over Bengal Move
A day after the Election Commission cut short campaigning in Bengal for the last round of the national election over violence during BJP president Amit Shah's roadshow in Kolkata, opposition parties closed ranks behind Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee and accused the election body of submitting to the ruling party.
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"Constitutional Machinery Breakdown": BJP On Curtailed Bengal Campaign
Finance Minister Arun Jatiley today targeted the Mamata Banerjee government over the Election Commission ordering the cutting short of campaigning in Bengal for the final phase of the national elections by a day and said it is a "classic case of breakdown of the constitutional machinery". For the first time in India's electoral history, the electio...
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"Feel Sorry For Poll Body" Says Mamata Banerjee After Campaign Cut Short
Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's wrath bubbled over today as the Election Commission cut short the campaign in her state by a day, after Tuesday's violence during Amit Shah's roadshow in Kolkata. Accusing the Election Commission of toeing the BJP line, Ms Banerjee said, "I feel sorry for the Election Commission".
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General Election 2019: Poll Body Cuts Short Bengal Campaign, Mamata Banerjee Says "Gift To BJP"
The campaign for the last round of voting in Bengal has been cut short by the Election Commission in an unprecedented decision, after violence at BJP president Amit Shah's roadshow on Tuesday evening.
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Campaigning ends for third phase of Lok Sabha polls in Bengal
The campaigning drums on Monday fell silent for the third phase of the Lok Sabha polls in West Bengal entailing nine seats spread across four districts of the state's southern part.
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Bengal Campaigning Restricted, Rally Crowds Limited to 500
No public rallies, foot marches or roadshows can be held in Bengal for the last two rounds of the assembly elections, the Election Commission said this evening -- hours after it was ordered to take action in view of the rising Covid cases by the Calc
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General Election 2019: "Modi Code Of Misconduct?": Opposition Attacks Poll Body Over Bengal Move
A day after the Election Commission cut short campaigning in Bengal for the last round of the national election over violence during BJP president Amit Shah's roadshow in Kolkata, opposition parties closed ranks behind Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee and accused the election body of submitting to the ruling party.
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"Constitutional Machinery Breakdown": BJP On Curtailed Bengal Campaign
Finance Minister Arun Jatiley today targeted the Mamata Banerjee government over the Election Commission ordering the cutting short of campaigning in Bengal for the final phase of the national elections by a day and said it is a "classic case of breakdown of the constitutional machinery". For the first time in India's electoral history, the electio...
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"Feel Sorry For Poll Body" Says Mamata Banerjee After Campaign Cut Short
Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's wrath bubbled over today as the Election Commission cut short the campaign in her state by a day, after Tuesday's violence during Amit Shah's roadshow in Kolkata. Accusing the Election Commission of toeing the BJP line, Ms Banerjee said, "I feel sorry for the Election Commission".
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General Election 2019: Poll Body Cuts Short Bengal Campaign, Mamata Banerjee Says "Gift To BJP"
The campaign for the last round of voting in Bengal has been cut short by the Election Commission in an unprecedented decision, after violence at BJP president Amit Shah's roadshow on Tuesday evening.
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Campaigning ends for third phase of Lok Sabha polls in Bengal
The campaigning drums on Monday fell silent for the third phase of the Lok Sabha polls in West Bengal entailing nine seats spread across four districts of the state's southern part.
