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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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In Bengal Panchayat Polls, Independent Wins Seat Where False Voting Was Caught On Camera
One of the most blatant attempts to rig the result of a gram panchayat seat in West Bengal has backfired. An independent candidate has defeated the local Trinamool heavyweight in the fight for a seat at Krisnaganj, Nadia district, the very place where a man in a pink shirt was seen in a viral video furiously stamping ballot papers at a counting cen...
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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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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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In Bengal Panchayat Polls, Independent Wins Seat Where False Voting Was Caught On Camera
One of the most blatant attempts to rig the result of a gram panchayat seat in West Bengal has backfired. An independent candidate has defeated the local Trinamool heavyweight in the fight for a seat at Krisnaganj, Nadia district, the very place where a man in a pink shirt was seen in a viral video furiously stamping ballot papers at a counting cen...
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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...
