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Trinamool Leader Took Cut Money, Then Attacked Man For Demanding Refund
The couple alleged that the TMC councillor had been threatening and harassing them for long over their demand to refund the "cut money".
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Amid Public Fury, Trinamool Leaders Return 'Cut Money' In Bengal Village
The distribution took place at a field, where the villagers were called for a special gathering. In some cases where Trinamool leaders are on the run, their families came to pay up.
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Not Everyone Can Stay In BJP: Dilip Ghosh On Mukul Roy's Trinamool Return
Bengal BJP chief Dilip Ghosh on Saturday dismissed Mukul Roy as an "Aaya Ram, Gaya Ram" (one who frequently switches parties) and stated that staying in the BJP proved difficult for people who were used to the "cut money" culture of Trinamool.
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Was Cornered In Trinamool For Resisting Cut Money Culture: BJP's Rajib Banerjee
Former minister Rajib Banerjee alleged that he was relegated in the TMC for opposing "cut money culture" and had to face "step-motherly" treatment throughout his second term, which ultimately prompted him to sever ties with the ruling party.
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Trinamool's 'Didi Ke Bolo' Campaign Gives Party Leaders A "Tough Time"
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's 'Didi Ke Bolo' (Tell Didi) campaign is helping the Trinamool Congress reach out to people in distress, but at the same time forcing party leaders to handle uncomfortable questions about cut money, arrogance of local leaders and syndicates.
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Bengali Actor, Who Supported Mamata Banerjee, Blasts Her Over "Cut Money"
Bengali actor and screenwriter Rudranil Ghosh, known to be close to the Trinamool Congress (TMC), has criticised the party on the 'cut-money' and also Mamata Banerjee's counter-attack on the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on 'black money'.
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At Kolkata Rally, Mamata Banerjee Pits Black Money Against Cut Money
Mamata Banerjee on Sundaylaunched her fightback for Bengal with a mega rally in Kolkata -- her first since Trinamool's 12-seat setback for in the Lok Sabha elections and BJP's 16-seat inroad.
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BJP Holds Protests In West Bengal Against Trinamool's Cut-Money Issue
The BJP held statewide demonstrations in West Bengal todayin protest against TMC leaders taking "cut" money from the beneficiaries of government schemes.
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Trinamool Worker Accused Of Taking "Cut Money" Found Hanging From Tree
A Trinamool Congress worker, who was accused of taking cut money from beneficiaries of government schemes, was found hanging in East Burdwan district on Wednesday, police said.
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Bengal Officials Taking "Cut Money" May Now Be Jailed For Life: Report
Elected public representatives and government officials in West Bengal who accept "cut money" from beneficiaries of welfare schemes will now be charged under a tough law that provides for life imprisonment in the event of conviction, sources in the chief minister's office said on Tuesday.
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State Bank of India Leads The Way With Rate Cuts, Congress, Trinamool Not Impressed
A day after Prime Minister Narendra Modi appealed to banks to make loans easily available to "the poor, lower middle class and the middle class," three public sector banks lowered their lending rates.
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Trinamool Leader Took Cut Money, Then Attacked Man For Demanding Refund
The couple alleged that the TMC councillor had been threatening and harassing them for long over their demand to refund the "cut money".
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Amid Public Fury, Trinamool Leaders Return 'Cut Money' In Bengal Village
The distribution took place at a field, where the villagers were called for a special gathering. In some cases where Trinamool leaders are on the run, their families came to pay up.
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Not Everyone Can Stay In BJP: Dilip Ghosh On Mukul Roy's Trinamool Return
Bengal BJP chief Dilip Ghosh on Saturday dismissed Mukul Roy as an "Aaya Ram, Gaya Ram" (one who frequently switches parties) and stated that staying in the BJP proved difficult for people who were used to the "cut money" culture of Trinamool.
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Was Cornered In Trinamool For Resisting Cut Money Culture: BJP's Rajib Banerjee
Former minister Rajib Banerjee alleged that he was relegated in the TMC for opposing "cut money culture" and had to face "step-motherly" treatment throughout his second term, which ultimately prompted him to sever ties with the ruling party.
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Trinamool's 'Didi Ke Bolo' Campaign Gives Party Leaders A "Tough Time"
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's 'Didi Ke Bolo' (Tell Didi) campaign is helping the Trinamool Congress reach out to people in distress, but at the same time forcing party leaders to handle uncomfortable questions about cut money, arrogance of local leaders and syndicates.
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Bengali Actor, Who Supported Mamata Banerjee, Blasts Her Over "Cut Money"
Bengali actor and screenwriter Rudranil Ghosh, known to be close to the Trinamool Congress (TMC), has criticised the party on the 'cut-money' and also Mamata Banerjee's counter-attack on the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on 'black money'.
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At Kolkata Rally, Mamata Banerjee Pits Black Money Against Cut Money
Mamata Banerjee on Sundaylaunched her fightback for Bengal with a mega rally in Kolkata -- her first since Trinamool's 12-seat setback for in the Lok Sabha elections and BJP's 16-seat inroad.
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BJP Holds Protests In West Bengal Against Trinamool's Cut-Money Issue
The BJP held statewide demonstrations in West Bengal todayin protest against TMC leaders taking "cut" money from the beneficiaries of government schemes.
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Trinamool Worker Accused Of Taking "Cut Money" Found Hanging From Tree
A Trinamool Congress worker, who was accused of taking cut money from beneficiaries of government schemes, was found hanging in East Burdwan district on Wednesday, police said.
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Bengal Officials Taking "Cut Money" May Now Be Jailed For Life: Report
Elected public representatives and government officials in West Bengal who accept "cut money" from beneficiaries of welfare schemes will now be charged under a tough law that provides for life imprisonment in the event of conviction, sources in the chief minister's office said on Tuesday.
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State Bank of India Leads The Way With Rate Cuts, Congress, Trinamool Not Impressed
A day after Prime Minister Narendra Modi appealed to banks to make loans easily available to "the poor, lower middle class and the middle class," three public sector banks lowered their lending rates.
