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"Hard Times Ahead": Adhir Chowdhury After Losing Bengal's Baharampur
Election results 2024: A day after his defeat from the Baharampur parliamentary constituency, veteran Congress leader and five-time MP Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury on Wednesday said he wasn't certain of what his political future would look like.
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"Doors Still Open": Congress As Trinamool Says It'll Fight All Bengal Seats
Even as the Trinamool Congress has decided to contest all 42 Lok Sabha seats in West Bengal, the Congress on Sunday said doors are still open for an alliance with the Mamata Banerjee-led TMC for the upcoming general polls.
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Seat-Sharing Talks On With Trinamool, Says Rahul Gandhi In West Bengal
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi said his party was discussing the seat-sharing arrangements for the Lok Sabha polls with the ruling TMC in West Bengal, and the issue would be "resolved".
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Mamata Banerjee Rebuffs Congress' Seat-Sharing Optimism In West Bengal
The Congress' optimism of clinching a seat-sharing deal with the TMC to resolve the stalemate in the opposition bloc INDIA in West Bengal was spurned as Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee expressed her intention of uniting regional parties after polls.
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"Waited For Months To Seal Seat Sharing But Congress...": Abhishek Banerjee
Senior Trinamool Congress (TMC) leader Abhishek Banerjee on Monday attributed the differences in opposition bloc INDIA in West Bengal to the Congress party's failure to finalise seat-sharing arrangements.
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"State Congress Cannot...": Trinamool On Seat-Sharing For Lok Sabha Polls
The Trinamool said Mamata Banerjee will take the final call on seat sharing with the Congress in West Bengal for the Lok Sabha polls this year and asserted that "unjustified bargaining" cannot be done by the state unit of the grand old party.
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Amid Rift In INDIA Bloc, Congress, Trinamool At Loggerheads Over Seat Sharing In Bengal
4 Fissures appear to have emerged in the INDIA alliance as its two key allies, the Congress and the Trinamool Congress, on Thursday clashed over seat sharing for the upcoming Lok Sabha polls in West Bengal.
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Mithun Chakraborty Missing From BJP's Final List For Bengal Polls
The West Bengal BJP on Tuesday released what could be its final list of candidates for the upcoming Assembly polls. It has 13 names - but no Mithun Chakraborty. From Rashbbehari, the seat many believed was reserved for the 'Dada' of Bengali cinema, the party has fielded retired Lieutenant General Subrata Saha, who was in charge of Kashmir during cr...
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Want To Finish Seat Sharing With Left Soon: Congress's Adhir Chowdhury
West Bengal Pradesh Congress Committee president Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury on Monday said there was no direct negotiation with Indian Secular Front (ISF) yet and they want to finish seat-sharing matter with Left at the soonest.
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Congress Says Poll Deal Finalised With Left Front On 193 Seats In Bengal
The Congress and Left Front have finalised the poll deal on sharing of 193 seats of the total of 294 of West Bengal assembly, state Congress president Adir Chowdhury said today.
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"Hard Times Ahead": Adhir Chowdhury After Losing Bengal's Baharampur
Election results 2024: A day after his defeat from the Baharampur parliamentary constituency, veteran Congress leader and five-time MP Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury on Wednesday said he wasn't certain of what his political future would look like.
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"Doors Still Open": Congress As Trinamool Says It'll Fight All Bengal Seats
Even as the Trinamool Congress has decided to contest all 42 Lok Sabha seats in West Bengal, the Congress on Sunday said doors are still open for an alliance with the Mamata Banerjee-led TMC for the upcoming general polls.
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Seat-Sharing Talks On With Trinamool, Says Rahul Gandhi In West Bengal
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi said his party was discussing the seat-sharing arrangements for the Lok Sabha polls with the ruling TMC in West Bengal, and the issue would be "resolved".
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Mamata Banerjee Rebuffs Congress' Seat-Sharing Optimism In West Bengal
The Congress' optimism of clinching a seat-sharing deal with the TMC to resolve the stalemate in the opposition bloc INDIA in West Bengal was spurned as Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee expressed her intention of uniting regional parties after polls.
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"Waited For Months To Seal Seat Sharing But Congress...": Abhishek Banerjee
Senior Trinamool Congress (TMC) leader Abhishek Banerjee on Monday attributed the differences in opposition bloc INDIA in West Bengal to the Congress party's failure to finalise seat-sharing arrangements.
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"State Congress Cannot...": Trinamool On Seat-Sharing For Lok Sabha Polls
The Trinamool said Mamata Banerjee will take the final call on seat sharing with the Congress in West Bengal for the Lok Sabha polls this year and asserted that "unjustified bargaining" cannot be done by the state unit of the grand old party.
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Amid Rift In INDIA Bloc, Congress, Trinamool At Loggerheads Over Seat Sharing In Bengal
4 Fissures appear to have emerged in the INDIA alliance as its two key allies, the Congress and the Trinamool Congress, on Thursday clashed over seat sharing for the upcoming Lok Sabha polls in West Bengal.
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Mithun Chakraborty Missing From BJP's Final List For Bengal Polls
The West Bengal BJP on Tuesday released what could be its final list of candidates for the upcoming Assembly polls. It has 13 names - but no Mithun Chakraborty. From Rashbbehari, the seat many believed was reserved for the 'Dada' of Bengali cinema, the party has fielded retired Lieutenant General Subrata Saha, who was in charge of Kashmir during cr...
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Want To Finish Seat Sharing With Left Soon: Congress's Adhir Chowdhury
West Bengal Pradesh Congress Committee president Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury on Monday said there was no direct negotiation with Indian Secular Front (ISF) yet and they want to finish seat-sharing matter with Left at the soonest.
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Congress Says Poll Deal Finalised With Left Front On 193 Seats In Bengal
The Congress and Left Front have finalised the poll deal on sharing of 193 seats of the total of 294 of West Bengal assembly, state Congress president Adir Chowdhury said today.
