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700 Paramilitary Companies Deployed To Prevent Bengal Post-Poll Violence
Officials at the Election Commission headquarters will conduct real-time monitoring of the counting exercise through control rooms.
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"Atmosphere Of Fear": Axis My India On Why It's Not Sharing Bengal Poll Data
"They will not tell you at all. They look at the camera people and then there will be trouble... There is such an atmosphere of fear," Pradeep Gupta said
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"No Booth Safe": Mamata Banerjee To NDTV Amid Poll-Day Violence
"None of the booths are safe... The CRPF cannot torture like this," Banerjee said, pointing out that no state police personnel have been posted at the booth.
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EVM 'Glitch', Violence During Polling, Mamata Banerjee's "Terrorism" Charge
This is the second and final phase of the Bengal election, and it takes place against the backdrop of the controversial EC-mandated Special Intensive Revision, or SIR, of the state's electoral roll.
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"Will Return For Oath-Taking Ceremony": PM Modi Predicts BJP's Win In Bengal Polls
PM Modi expresses confidence BJP will form West Bengal government after assembly polls.
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Bengal Cops Arrest 4 Trinamool Workers Over Violence Outside Police Station
The fighting also underscored ramping up of tensions between the rivals before polling Wednesday for the second and final phase of the election.
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"Bengal Chief Minister Will Be From BJP": Amit Shah To NDTV
West Bengal assembly election 2026: "We will definitely win this time. We are fighting in seats seen to be difficult to win," Amit Shah said
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Congress "Dangerous", Vote For Viksit Assam: PM's Big Pitch Ahead Of Polls
Addressing the rally at Gogamukh in Assam's Dhemaji, PM Modi criticised the Congress for trying to bring the anti-Communal Violence bill 2014.
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Dilip Ghosh's "UP-Style Encounters" In Bengal Vow Gets Trinamool Response
The former BJP state president alleged that police in West Bengal currently function at the behest of the ruling Trinamool Congress and fail to act against criminals and "mafias".
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History Of Bodoland Movement And Key Peace Agreements In Assam
Tensions heightened in 1960, when Assamese was made the only official language of the state.
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700 Paramilitary Companies Deployed To Prevent Bengal Post-Poll Violence
Officials at the Election Commission headquarters will conduct real-time monitoring of the counting exercise through control rooms.
-
"Atmosphere Of Fear": Axis My India On Why It's Not Sharing Bengal Poll Data
"They will not tell you at all. They look at the camera people and then there will be trouble... There is such an atmosphere of fear," Pradeep Gupta said
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"No Booth Safe": Mamata Banerjee To NDTV Amid Poll-Day Violence
"None of the booths are safe... The CRPF cannot torture like this," Banerjee said, pointing out that no state police personnel have been posted at the booth.
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EVM 'Glitch', Violence During Polling, Mamata Banerjee's "Terrorism" Charge
This is the second and final phase of the Bengal election, and it takes place against the backdrop of the controversial EC-mandated Special Intensive Revision, or SIR, of the state's electoral roll.
-
"Will Return For Oath-Taking Ceremony": PM Modi Predicts BJP's Win In Bengal Polls
PM Modi expresses confidence BJP will form West Bengal government after assembly polls.
-
Bengal Cops Arrest 4 Trinamool Workers Over Violence Outside Police Station
The fighting also underscored ramping up of tensions between the rivals before polling Wednesday for the second and final phase of the election.
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"Bengal Chief Minister Will Be From BJP": Amit Shah To NDTV
West Bengal assembly election 2026: "We will definitely win this time. We are fighting in seats seen to be difficult to win," Amit Shah said
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Congress "Dangerous", Vote For Viksit Assam: PM's Big Pitch Ahead Of Polls
Addressing the rally at Gogamukh in Assam's Dhemaji, PM Modi criticised the Congress for trying to bring the anti-Communal Violence bill 2014.
-
Dilip Ghosh's "UP-Style Encounters" In Bengal Vow Gets Trinamool Response
The former BJP state president alleged that police in West Bengal currently function at the behest of the ruling Trinamool Congress and fail to act against criminals and "mafias".
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History Of Bodoland Movement And Key Peace Agreements In Assam
Tensions heightened in 1960, when Assamese was made the only official language of the state.
