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CPI(M), Not Trinamool Finished 2nd In Tripura Civic Polls: State Minister
Even though Trinamool Congress has claimed that it secured the second position in terms of votes polled in Tripura's urban body polls, it is actually the CPI-M that finished ahead of the Trinamool, state Education Minister Ratan Lal Nath said.
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Tripura Results Testimony To People's Unwavering Trust In BJP: Amit Shah
BJP on Sunday asserted that its massive win in Tripura local body polls shows people's trust in PM Modi's policies and welfare programmes and is also a reflection of their trust in "double engine" government's commitment to the state's development.
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Foundation Of Trinamool's 2023 Win: Party Leader On Tripura Civic Polls Results
The TMC, which seems to have left the CPI(M) behind to emerge as the main opposition of the BJP in several wards of Tripura's municipal bodies, said on Sunday that results are an indicator of party's prospects in 2023 assembly elections in Tripura.
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Tripura Civic Body Elections Highlights: Ruling BJP Sweeps Tripura Civic Polls, Wins 217 Of 222 Seats
The ruling BJP on Sunday swept the civic body elections in Tripura, having won all the seats of the 51-member Agartala Municipal Corporation (AMC) and clinching several other urban local bodies.
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BJP Sweeps Tripura Civic Elections, Wins 217 Of 222 Seats: 10 Points
The BJP has swept the civic polls in Tripura -- held amid bitter feud with the Trinamool Congress --- bagging 217 of 222 seats on which elections were held on November 25. The CPM has won three seats, the Trinamool and TIPRA Motha one seat each.
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Three-Tier Security In Place For Tripura Civic Poll Counting Today
3-tier security is in place for counting of votes for over 200 seats in Agartala Municipal Corporation (AMC) and other civic bodies in Tripura, where it was held on Thursday amid court cases, arrests and allegations of attacks by by political parties
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Trinamool Congress, Left Parties Allege Rigging In Tripura Civic Polls
Claiming that widespread rigging and other malpractices were carried out during the civic body elections held on Thursday, the Opposition CPI(M) and the TMC demanded that the polls be countermanded.
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Tripura Civic Elections: 22 Per Cent Votes Polled Till 11 AM
A total of 22 per cent of the 5.94 lakh voters exercised their franchise in the first four hours of polling in Tripura's 14 civic bodies on Thursday amid opposition's allegations of political violence.
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Send More Forces To Tripura ASAP: Supreme Court To Centre Amid Civic Polls
Two additional companies of CAPF (central armed police forces) should be deployed in Tripura "as expeditiously as possible", the Supreme Court said this morning, amid claims by opposition parties that workers of the ruling BJP were harassing voters.
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In Videos, Trinamool Alleges Rigging, Threats In Tripura Civic Polls
The Tripura civic elections began at 7 am today amid claims by the opposition Communist Party of India (Marxist), or CPI(M), and the Trinamool Congress that workers of the ruling BJP are going around on motorcycles and intimidating their candidates.
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CPI(M), Not Trinamool Finished 2nd In Tripura Civic Polls: State Minister
Even though Trinamool Congress has claimed that it secured the second position in terms of votes polled in Tripura's urban body polls, it is actually the CPI-M that finished ahead of the Trinamool, state Education Minister Ratan Lal Nath said.
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Tripura Results Testimony To People's Unwavering Trust In BJP: Amit Shah
BJP on Sunday asserted that its massive win in Tripura local body polls shows people's trust in PM Modi's policies and welfare programmes and is also a reflection of their trust in "double engine" government's commitment to the state's development.
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Foundation Of Trinamool's 2023 Win: Party Leader On Tripura Civic Polls Results
The TMC, which seems to have left the CPI(M) behind to emerge as the main opposition of the BJP in several wards of Tripura's municipal bodies, said on Sunday that results are an indicator of party's prospects in 2023 assembly elections in Tripura.
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Tripura Civic Body Elections Highlights: Ruling BJP Sweeps Tripura Civic Polls, Wins 217 Of 222 Seats
The ruling BJP on Sunday swept the civic body elections in Tripura, having won all the seats of the 51-member Agartala Municipal Corporation (AMC) and clinching several other urban local bodies.
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BJP Sweeps Tripura Civic Elections, Wins 217 Of 222 Seats: 10 Points
The BJP has swept the civic polls in Tripura -- held amid bitter feud with the Trinamool Congress --- bagging 217 of 222 seats on which elections were held on November 25. The CPM has won three seats, the Trinamool and TIPRA Motha one seat each.
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Three-Tier Security In Place For Tripura Civic Poll Counting Today
3-tier security is in place for counting of votes for over 200 seats in Agartala Municipal Corporation (AMC) and other civic bodies in Tripura, where it was held on Thursday amid court cases, arrests and allegations of attacks by by political parties
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Trinamool Congress, Left Parties Allege Rigging In Tripura Civic Polls
Claiming that widespread rigging and other malpractices were carried out during the civic body elections held on Thursday, the Opposition CPI(M) and the TMC demanded that the polls be countermanded.
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Tripura Civic Elections: 22 Per Cent Votes Polled Till 11 AM
A total of 22 per cent of the 5.94 lakh voters exercised their franchise in the first four hours of polling in Tripura's 14 civic bodies on Thursday amid opposition's allegations of political violence.
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Send More Forces To Tripura ASAP: Supreme Court To Centre Amid Civic Polls
Two additional companies of CAPF (central armed police forces) should be deployed in Tripura "as expeditiously as possible", the Supreme Court said this morning, amid claims by opposition parties that workers of the ruling BJP were harassing voters.
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In Videos, Trinamool Alleges Rigging, Threats In Tripura Civic Polls
The Tripura civic elections began at 7 am today amid claims by the opposition Communist Party of India (Marxist), or CPI(M), and the Trinamool Congress that workers of the ruling BJP are going around on motorcycles and intimidating their candidates.
