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No Misunderstanding, Congress, Left To Fight Bengal Polls Together: Biman Bose
Left Front Chairperson Biman Bose on Sunday said there is no misunderstanding between the Congress and the Left Front and asserted that both of them will contest the 2021 West Bengal Assembly polls together.
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2 Civic Police Volunteers Held For Allegedly Assaulting CPM Supporter
Two civic police volunteers were on Saturday arrested for allegedly beating up a CPM supporter who was "returning" after attending Left Front Chairman Biman Bose's rally last evening at Tarakeswar in West Bengal's Hooghly district.
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Political Parties Alleged 'Match Fixing' Between BJP, TMC
Expressing displeasure over the performance of Election Commission and the central forces during the polls in West Bengal on Monday, Opposition parties alleged "match fixing" between BJP and TMC, which, it said helped the ruling party to let lose a reign of terror.
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Left Front Alleges Booth Capturing In West Bengal Assembly Elections
Pointing fingers at the Trinamool Congress, the Left Front today claimed widespread booth capturing and false voting in the second round of the first phase of the West Bengal Assembly polls.
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Left Front Releases First List Of Candidates For West Bengal Assembly Polls
West Bengal's main opposition Left Front today released its first list of 116 candidates for the upcoming Assembly polls.
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Trinamool Congress MP Abhishek Banerjee Files Defamation Suit Against Biman Bose
Trinamool Congress MP Abhishek Banerjee today filed a defamation suit against West Bengal Left Front chairman Biman Bose in the Calcutta High Court demanding a compensation of Rs 10 crore.
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'Mamata Like PM Modi', Says Left Leader as Bandh Turns Violent in Bengal
A nationwide bandh or strike called by ten major trade unions today paralysed West Bengal, where unions enjoy significant clout. Clashes were reported from different parts of the state including capital Kolkata; women protesters were seen being dragged by women cops.
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Mamata Banerjee and Left Spar over Labour Reforms Bandh on September 2
Fresh battle lines have been drawn in West Bengal with chief minister Mamata Banerjee today criticising the Left parties for clashes in Kolkata yesterday, threatening to 'finish' such protests in a minute. Her warning comes as the Left said that their shutdown on September 2 would be historic.
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Kolkata Turns Into Battlefield, Left Protesters Clash With Police
Central Kolkata and parts of adjoining Howrah turned into a battlefield today, Left parties claim that nearly 200 protesters were injured in clashes with the police during a march to the secretariat to demand farmers' rights, as chief minister Mamata Banerjee termed it as a "barbaric" act by Left supporters.
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Sporadic Clashes Across West Bengal as Government, Opposition Face Off Over Bandh
Transport unions and workers went on a strike across the country on Thursday, but in West Bengal, this took a back seat. The CPM and the BJP separately organised a bandh against what they claimed was violence by Trinamool cadre during the recent civic polls. The bandh turned into a direct face-off between the ruling Trinamool on the one hand and th...
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BJP, Trinamool Student Wings Clash in West Bengal, At Least 2 Injured
At least two people suffered bullet injuries in a clash between members of the Trinamool Chattra Parishad and the BJP student wing, or ABVP, at Itahar in Bengal's North Dinajpur district on Monday.
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'1993 Bengal Police Firing Worse Than Jallianwala Bagh Massacre,' Says Inquiry Commission
Police firing on a Mamata Banerjee rally in 1993 that killed 13 Congress workers was "worse than the Jallianwala Bagh massacre", a commission of inquiry has said in its report.
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Elections 2014: CPI-M goes online to court young voters
The CPI(M) today went online by logging into its Facebook account and Twitter handle, a move aimed at wooing young electors, a sizeable number of whom would be first-time voters in the coming Lok Sabha elections.
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CPI-M admits failures at all levels in Bengal
The Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPI-M), leader of the alliance voted out of power in West Bengal, has confessed it was unable to produce ideal Communists. "We could not groom ideal Communist leaders and workers," state CPI-M secretary Biman Bose said after an in-depth analysis of the party-led Left Front's electoral defeat in May.
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No question of Buddha stepping down as CM: Biman Bose
Amid reports that Buddhadeb Bhattacharya has offered to quit following the Left Front's drubbing in the civic poll, CPM State Secretary Biman Bose on Saturday said there was no question of the West Bengal Chief Minister stepping down from his post."The question does not arise. The matter has not been referred to the Central Committee. It has not be...
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No Misunderstanding, Congress, Left To Fight Bengal Polls Together: Biman Bose
Left Front Chairperson Biman Bose on Sunday said there is no misunderstanding between the Congress and the Left Front and asserted that both of them will contest the 2021 West Bengal Assembly polls together.
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2 Civic Police Volunteers Held For Allegedly Assaulting CPM Supporter
Two civic police volunteers were on Saturday arrested for allegedly beating up a CPM supporter who was "returning" after attending Left Front Chairman Biman Bose's rally last evening at Tarakeswar in West Bengal's Hooghly district.
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Political Parties Alleged 'Match Fixing' Between BJP, TMC
Expressing displeasure over the performance of Election Commission and the central forces during the polls in West Bengal on Monday, Opposition parties alleged "match fixing" between BJP and TMC, which, it said helped the ruling party to let lose a reign of terror.
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Left Front Alleges Booth Capturing In West Bengal Assembly Elections
Pointing fingers at the Trinamool Congress, the Left Front today claimed widespread booth capturing and false voting in the second round of the first phase of the West Bengal Assembly polls.
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Left Front Releases First List Of Candidates For West Bengal Assembly Polls
West Bengal's main opposition Left Front today released its first list of 116 candidates for the upcoming Assembly polls.
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Trinamool Congress MP Abhishek Banerjee Files Defamation Suit Against Biman Bose
Trinamool Congress MP Abhishek Banerjee today filed a defamation suit against West Bengal Left Front chairman Biman Bose in the Calcutta High Court demanding a compensation of Rs 10 crore.
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'Mamata Like PM Modi', Says Left Leader as Bandh Turns Violent in Bengal
A nationwide bandh or strike called by ten major trade unions today paralysed West Bengal, where unions enjoy significant clout. Clashes were reported from different parts of the state including capital Kolkata; women protesters were seen being dragged by women cops.
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Mamata Banerjee and Left Spar over Labour Reforms Bandh on September 2
Fresh battle lines have been drawn in West Bengal with chief minister Mamata Banerjee today criticising the Left parties for clashes in Kolkata yesterday, threatening to 'finish' such protests in a minute. Her warning comes as the Left said that their shutdown on September 2 would be historic.
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Kolkata Turns Into Battlefield, Left Protesters Clash With Police
Central Kolkata and parts of adjoining Howrah turned into a battlefield today, Left parties claim that nearly 200 protesters were injured in clashes with the police during a march to the secretariat to demand farmers' rights, as chief minister Mamata Banerjee termed it as a "barbaric" act by Left supporters.
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Sporadic Clashes Across West Bengal as Government, Opposition Face Off Over Bandh
Transport unions and workers went on a strike across the country on Thursday, but in West Bengal, this took a back seat. The CPM and the BJP separately organised a bandh against what they claimed was violence by Trinamool cadre during the recent civic polls. The bandh turned into a direct face-off between the ruling Trinamool on the one hand and th...
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BJP, Trinamool Student Wings Clash in West Bengal, At Least 2 Injured
At least two people suffered bullet injuries in a clash between members of the Trinamool Chattra Parishad and the BJP student wing, or ABVP, at Itahar in Bengal's North Dinajpur district on Monday.
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'1993 Bengal Police Firing Worse Than Jallianwala Bagh Massacre,' Says Inquiry Commission
Police firing on a Mamata Banerjee rally in 1993 that killed 13 Congress workers was "worse than the Jallianwala Bagh massacre", a commission of inquiry has said in its report.
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Elections 2014: CPI-M goes online to court young voters
The CPI(M) today went online by logging into its Facebook account and Twitter handle, a move aimed at wooing young electors, a sizeable number of whom would be first-time voters in the coming Lok Sabha elections.
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CPI-M admits failures at all levels in Bengal
The Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPI-M), leader of the alliance voted out of power in West Bengal, has confessed it was unable to produce ideal Communists. "We could not groom ideal Communist leaders and workers," state CPI-M secretary Biman Bose said after an in-depth analysis of the party-led Left Front's electoral defeat in May.
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No question of Buddha stepping down as CM: Biman Bose
Amid reports that Buddhadeb Bhattacharya has offered to quit following the Left Front's drubbing in the civic poll, CPM State Secretary Biman Bose on Saturday said there was no question of the West Bengal Chief Minister stepping down from his post."The question does not arise. The matter has not been referred to the Central Committee. It has not be...
