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From Trinamool Founding Member To BJP MLA: All About Mukul Roy
A founding member of the All India Trinamool Congress, Mukul Roy was among the key organisers of the party in its early years. He was considered a close associate of West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee.
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"I'm BJP MLA, Was Never Mentally With Trinamool," Claims Mukul Roy
Veteran Trinamool Congress leader Mukul Roy, who has expressed his desire to work for the BJP in future, on Wednesday said he is a soldier of the saffron camp, and there is no question of resigning from the TMC as he was never "mentally" with it.
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Mukul Roy To Chair Public Accounts Panel In Bengal Assembly, BJP Protests
Trinamool leader Mukul Roy, who recently switched over to the ruling camp in Bengal after winning the assembly polls on a BJP ticket, was today appointed chairperson of the Public Accounts Committee in the Assembly by Speaker Biman Banerjee.
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Sanitisation, Head Shave For BJP Recruits Rushing Back To Trinamool
From having to shave their heads to being doused in sanitiser, it's a literal walk of shame for BJP workers in West Bengal who are trying to switch back to their old party Trinamool Congress following the state election results in May.
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Mukul Roy Surrendered 'Z-Category' Security Cover, Not Withdrawn: Centre
Mukul Roy - who made a trek back to his parent party, Trinamool Congress, last week - has surrendered his 'Z-Category' security cover, it was not withdrawn, said the Ministry of Home Affairs in a clarification.
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Month After Trinamool Win, Defectors Who Joined BJP Queue Up To Return
One of the biggest challenges faced by West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee in the months leading up to the state election was the massive exodus of her party's leaders to the BJP.
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"Who Tapped Phone?": Amit Shah On Bengal BJP Leader's Alleged Chat
Union minister Amit Shah today questioned how the phone call between two BJP leaders in Bengal -- which has unleashed a fresh political storm -- became public. "We have demanded this in writing. There is no tapping also for transfer etc. The question is who tapped (the phone) and how did this happen," he told reporters. The alleged phone conversati...
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BJP Now "Junk Party": Mamata Banerjee On Trinamool Leader's Exodus
In a dual attack on the BJP - her key opponent in the upcoming state polls - and her former colleagues who recently switched sides, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee said that party was now the "Bharatiya Junk Party" which inducts "rotten" members from other parties.
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"In 7 Phases": BJP Taunts Mamata Banerjee On Trinamool Exodus
A huge contingent of leaders -- most of them from Mamata Banerjee's Trinamool Congress -- joined the BJP on Tuesday, led by the son of the Mukul Roy, the expelled Trinamool leader, who had joined the BJP. The list includes 16 municipal councillors from the Trinamool Congress, and three legislators.
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"Felt Politically Handicapped": Expelled Trinamool Lawmaker Joins BJP
In a boost for the Bengal BJP, Bolpur lawmaker Anupam Hazra, who was earlier with Trinamool Congress, Congress's Dulal Chandra and CPM's Khagen Murmu joined the party today in the presence of senior party leaders, including Mukul Roy and National General Secretary Kailash Vijayvargiya.
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From Trinamool Founding Member To BJP MLA: All About Mukul Roy
A founding member of the All India Trinamool Congress, Mukul Roy was among the key organisers of the party in its early years. He was considered a close associate of West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee.
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"I'm BJP MLA, Was Never Mentally With Trinamool," Claims Mukul Roy
Veteran Trinamool Congress leader Mukul Roy, who has expressed his desire to work for the BJP in future, on Wednesday said he is a soldier of the saffron camp, and there is no question of resigning from the TMC as he was never "mentally" with it.
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Mukul Roy To Chair Public Accounts Panel In Bengal Assembly, BJP Protests
Trinamool leader Mukul Roy, who recently switched over to the ruling camp in Bengal after winning the assembly polls on a BJP ticket, was today appointed chairperson of the Public Accounts Committee in the Assembly by Speaker Biman Banerjee.
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Sanitisation, Head Shave For BJP Recruits Rushing Back To Trinamool
From having to shave their heads to being doused in sanitiser, it's a literal walk of shame for BJP workers in West Bengal who are trying to switch back to their old party Trinamool Congress following the state election results in May.
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Mukul Roy Surrendered 'Z-Category' Security Cover, Not Withdrawn: Centre
Mukul Roy - who made a trek back to his parent party, Trinamool Congress, last week - has surrendered his 'Z-Category' security cover, it was not withdrawn, said the Ministry of Home Affairs in a clarification.
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Month After Trinamool Win, Defectors Who Joined BJP Queue Up To Return
One of the biggest challenges faced by West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee in the months leading up to the state election was the massive exodus of her party's leaders to the BJP.
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"Who Tapped Phone?": Amit Shah On Bengal BJP Leader's Alleged Chat
Union minister Amit Shah today questioned how the phone call between two BJP leaders in Bengal -- which has unleashed a fresh political storm -- became public. "We have demanded this in writing. There is no tapping also for transfer etc. The question is who tapped (the phone) and how did this happen," he told reporters. The alleged phone conversati...
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BJP Now "Junk Party": Mamata Banerjee On Trinamool Leader's Exodus
In a dual attack on the BJP - her key opponent in the upcoming state polls - and her former colleagues who recently switched sides, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee said that party was now the "Bharatiya Junk Party" which inducts "rotten" members from other parties.
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"In 7 Phases": BJP Taunts Mamata Banerjee On Trinamool Exodus
A huge contingent of leaders -- most of them from Mamata Banerjee's Trinamool Congress -- joined the BJP on Tuesday, led by the son of the Mukul Roy, the expelled Trinamool leader, who had joined the BJP. The list includes 16 municipal councillors from the Trinamool Congress, and three legislators.
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"Felt Politically Handicapped": Expelled Trinamool Lawmaker Joins BJP
In a boost for the Bengal BJP, Bolpur lawmaker Anupam Hazra, who was earlier with Trinamool Congress, Congress's Dulal Chandra and CPM's Khagen Murmu joined the party today in the presence of senior party leaders, including Mukul Roy and National General Secretary Kailash Vijayvargiya.
