Tripura Assembly Elections 2018
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"Targeting Youth, Tribes In Northeast Helped Us Win," Says BJP Leader
Sunil Deodhar, BJP leader and RSS pracharak considered to be the architect of the BJP's good showing in the Assembly polls in the three northeast states, today said targeting the youth and tribal communities in all the three states helped the party.
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Tripura Victory Due To PM Modi's Policies, Amit Shah's Poll Strategy, Says Yogi Adityanath
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, who had campaigned in Tripura, today gave the credit for BJP's performance in assembly elections to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his policies, besides the electoral strategy of party president Amit Shah.
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Counting Interrupted In Manik Sarkar's Constituency, CPM Hits Out At BJP
Top CPI(M) leaders approached the Chief Election Commissioner today to protest the stopping of counting in at least three booths of the Dhanpur constituency in Tripura, previously held by Manik Sarkar.
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BJP Ousts Tripura's Sarkar After 20 Years, Meghalaya Hung: 10 Points
The BJP expanded its Northeast footprint on Saturday with a spectacular win in Tripura, ending the two-decade run of the CPM's Manik Sarkar as chief minister. In Nagaland too, the BJP is set to form government with its new partner Nationalist Democratic Progressive Party and the support of two other candidates in a close contest. In Meghalaya, the ...
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Tripura Poll Turnout 78.86%, Below Last Time's 91.82%: 10 Points
The assembly elections in Tripura, where the Left is trying to win a sixth term against the BJP challenge, saw 78.86 per cent voter turnout, till last reports came in. The figure is lower than the 91.82 per cent of the 2013 elections. Voting continued till late in the evening as Electronic Voting machines developing glitches in some areas. Chief Mi...
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"Think Traffic Lights. Red Stops Development": PM Modi Tells Tripura
With just three days to go for the elections in Tripura, Prime Minister Narendra Modi added finishing touches to high-voltage election campaign of the BJP, which is out to oust the well-entrenched Left government in the state. Accusing the blocking development in the state, PM Modi said the party managed to rule the state for 25 years only because...
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Tripura's Charilam Assembly Seat To Vote On March 12 Following Death Of CPIM Candidate
The election in Tripura's Charilam Assembly seat, which was postponed following the death of CPI(M) candidate, will be held on March 12, Chief Electoral Officer Sriram Taranikanti said.
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Manik Sarkar Left Front's Chief Ministerial Candidate For Tripura Polls
The CPI(M)'s Manik Sarkar would return as chief minister for the fifth consecutive term, if the ruling Left Front wins the state assembly elections in Tripura.
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"Commission Raj" In Tripura Under Left Rule: Yogi Adityanath
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Tuesday alleged that the Left Front government in Tripura was uninterested in implementing the Centre's flagship schemes in the state, where a "commission raj" has been prevalent for the last 25 years.
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In Tripura Assembly Elections, A Key Role For Yogi Adityanath
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath is on a two-day visit to Tripura, where assembly polls will be held on Sunday. The star campaigner of the BJP is expected to provide the crucial thrust in the state where the party is hoping to unseat the Left government, which has been in power for 25 years.
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"Poor Will Become Poorer Under Left Rule", Hema Malini Says In Tripura
BJP MP Hema Malini on Monday said that the "poor would only become poorer" under the Left Front government in Tripura and appealed to the people to vote for a change in the state.
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Congress Is Helping CPI-M in Tripura: Amit Shah
BJP President Amit Shah on Monday said the Congress is helping the ruling CPI-M in Tripura by splitting the non-Left vote share, for the upcoming February 18 assembly polls. He said that Tripura would become the 20th state the BJP rules in the country.
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People Of The State Responsible For Tripura's Backwardness: Nitin Gadkari
Union minister Nitin Gadkari today said the people of Tripura were to be blamed for the state's "backwardness" as they did not vote for a change in the last 25 years.
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BJP Developing Northeast India, Tripura Backward Due To Left: PM Modi
Saying his government was working to develop northeast India, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Thursday that Tripura was lagging behind the rest of the country due to 25 years of "misrule" by the Left.
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Border Sealed, Security Heightened As PM Modi Visits Tripura Today
The India-Bangladesh border adjoining Sipahijala and Unakoti districts of Tripura has been sealed in view of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to the state today, police said today.
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"Targeting Youth, Tribes In Northeast Helped Us Win," Says BJP Leader
Sunil Deodhar, BJP leader and RSS pracharak considered to be the architect of the BJP's good showing in the Assembly polls in the three northeast states, today said targeting the youth and tribal communities in all the three states helped the party.
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Tripura Victory Due To PM Modi's Policies, Amit Shah's Poll Strategy, Says Yogi Adityanath
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, who had campaigned in Tripura, today gave the credit for BJP's performance in assembly elections to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his policies, besides the electoral strategy of party president Amit Shah.
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Counting Interrupted In Manik Sarkar's Constituency, CPM Hits Out At BJP
Top CPI(M) leaders approached the Chief Election Commissioner today to protest the stopping of counting in at least three booths of the Dhanpur constituency in Tripura, previously held by Manik Sarkar.
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BJP Ousts Tripura's Sarkar After 20 Years, Meghalaya Hung: 10 Points
The BJP expanded its Northeast footprint on Saturday with a spectacular win in Tripura, ending the two-decade run of the CPM's Manik Sarkar as chief minister. In Nagaland too, the BJP is set to form government with its new partner Nationalist Democratic Progressive Party and the support of two other candidates in a close contest. In Meghalaya, the ...
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Tripura Poll Turnout 78.86%, Below Last Time's 91.82%: 10 Points
The assembly elections in Tripura, where the Left is trying to win a sixth term against the BJP challenge, saw 78.86 per cent voter turnout, till last reports came in. The figure is lower than the 91.82 per cent of the 2013 elections. Voting continued till late in the evening as Electronic Voting machines developing glitches in some areas. Chief Mi...
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"Think Traffic Lights. Red Stops Development": PM Modi Tells Tripura
With just three days to go for the elections in Tripura, Prime Minister Narendra Modi added finishing touches to high-voltage election campaign of the BJP, which is out to oust the well-entrenched Left government in the state. Accusing the blocking development in the state, PM Modi said the party managed to rule the state for 25 years only because...
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Tripura's Charilam Assembly Seat To Vote On March 12 Following Death Of CPIM Candidate
The election in Tripura's Charilam Assembly seat, which was postponed following the death of CPI(M) candidate, will be held on March 12, Chief Electoral Officer Sriram Taranikanti said.
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Manik Sarkar Left Front's Chief Ministerial Candidate For Tripura Polls
The CPI(M)'s Manik Sarkar would return as chief minister for the fifth consecutive term, if the ruling Left Front wins the state assembly elections in Tripura.
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"Commission Raj" In Tripura Under Left Rule: Yogi Adityanath
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Tuesday alleged that the Left Front government in Tripura was uninterested in implementing the Centre's flagship schemes in the state, where a "commission raj" has been prevalent for the last 25 years.
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In Tripura Assembly Elections, A Key Role For Yogi Adityanath
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath is on a two-day visit to Tripura, where assembly polls will be held on Sunday. The star campaigner of the BJP is expected to provide the crucial thrust in the state where the party is hoping to unseat the Left government, which has been in power for 25 years.
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"Poor Will Become Poorer Under Left Rule", Hema Malini Says In Tripura
BJP MP Hema Malini on Monday said that the "poor would only become poorer" under the Left Front government in Tripura and appealed to the people to vote for a change in the state.
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Congress Is Helping CPI-M in Tripura: Amit Shah
BJP President Amit Shah on Monday said the Congress is helping the ruling CPI-M in Tripura by splitting the non-Left vote share, for the upcoming February 18 assembly polls. He said that Tripura would become the 20th state the BJP rules in the country.
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People Of The State Responsible For Tripura's Backwardness: Nitin Gadkari
Union minister Nitin Gadkari today said the people of Tripura were to be blamed for the state's "backwardness" as they did not vote for a change in the last 25 years.
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BJP Developing Northeast India, Tripura Backward Due To Left: PM Modi
Saying his government was working to develop northeast India, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Thursday that Tripura was lagging behind the rest of the country due to 25 years of "misrule" by the Left.
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Border Sealed, Security Heightened As PM Modi Visits Tripura Today
The India-Bangladesh border adjoining Sipahijala and Unakoti districts of Tripura has been sealed in view of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to the state today, police said today.
