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"Trying Alliance Against BJP, But Congress, CPI(M)...": Mamata Banerjee
"We are trying to form a grand alliance (Mahajot) against the BJP at the Centre. But the CPI(M) and Congress are trying to work with the BJP in Bengal. I will break this unholy nexus in Bengal," the TMC supremo said.
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No Alliance With Trinamool In Bengal, Can Join Hands Nationally: CPI(M)
CPI(M) general secretary Sitaram Yechury Friday ruled out the possibility of allying with Trinamool Congress (TMC) in West Bengal but the Left party will not hesitate to join hands with opposition parties, including TMC nationally to defeat BJP.
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Bengal CPM To Wait For Congress Response On Alliance Till Today Evening
The CPI(M)-led Left Front Tuesday announced candidates for 13 more Lok Sabha seats in West Bengal, taking the total number of its contestants to 38.
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Rahul Gandhi Meets Bengal Congress Leader Over CPM Seat Sharing Proposal
West Bengal Congress leader Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury on Monday met Rahul Gandhi in New Delhi and discussed various aspects on the proposed seat sharing with the CPI(M) in the state.
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Before Rahul Gandhi's Visit, Bengal Congress Divided On Alliance Partner
Ahead of its crucial meeting with party president Rahul Gandhi tomorrow, the Congress in West Bengal seems to be torn between two sections of leaders - one that is keen on a tie-up with the TMC and the other with the CPI(M).
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CPM Leaders Argue For 'Adjustment' With Congress 'To Resist Saffron Surge' In Bengal Conference
The CPI(M) state conference witnessed heated debates on Monday as several leaders of the party's Bengal unit openly argued in favour of an "adjustment" with the Congress "to resist saffron surge", a source in the party said.
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Quitting CPI(M) Was Political Decision: Jagmati Sangwan
Expelled CPI(M) leader Jagmati Sangwan, who opposed the party's alliance with Congress in West Bengal assembly polls, today said her resignation was a "political decision" and not part of any "personal rivalry".
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Adhir Chowdhury Says Congress Will Continue Its Alliance With Left Front
The Congress will continue its alliance with the CPI(M)-led Left Front in the state, the West Bengal PCC president said today in the wake of murmurs of opposition from a section of Left Front allies and criticism from within the CPI(M) itself.
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Alliance Between Congress And Left Front To Continue In West Bengal
Despite suffering humiliating reverses in the just-concluded Assembly elections in West Bengal, leaders of the Congress and the CPI(M) today asserted that their alliance will continue in the state.
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Assembly Elections: West Bengal To Decide Fate Of 1,961 Candidates Tomorrow
The results for six-phase assembly elections in West Bengal will be announced tomorrow. One of the most keenly observed political battles in the country, the polls in West Bengal have acquired an extra dimension this time, with arch-rivals the Congress and the CPI-M-spearheaded Left Front stitching an alliance to throw a strong challenge to the rul...
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Everyone In My Party Is Honest, Says Mamata Banerjee - Transcript
In her first interview in the midst of a high octane battle for Bengal, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee tells NDTV's Prannoy Roy that her party is not worried about the outcome - "BJP, Congress, CPI(M) can't win Bengal". She also rules out any chance of a post-poll alliance with the Congress saying, "I don't need them any more".
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No Alliance Will Survive In West Bengal, Says Mamata Banerjee
Mocking the Congress-Left Front alliance in West Bengal, West Bengal Chief Minister and Trinamool Congress president Mamata Banerjee today said no alliance "will survive in Bengal" and both CPI(M) and Congress will turn into "sign boards" after the Assembly elections.
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Opinion: Why Bengal Will Choose Mamata Unequivocally
In its heart, the CPI(M)-Congress alliance realises it doesn't have a ghost of a chance.
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Mamata Banerjee Says Congress Suffers From Identity Crisis
Targeting the CPI(M)-Congress alliance in West Bengal, Trinamool Congress leader and state Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today said Congress suffered from an identity crisis while the Marxist party did nothing during its 34-year rule.
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Surjya Kanta Mishra To Be Face Of Congress-Left Alliance In West Bengal
The CPI(M)'s West Bengal unit secretary Surjya Kanta Mishra would be the leader if the Congress-Left Front alliance emerges victorious in the Assembly polls, former state Congress president Manas Bhunia said today.
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"Trying Alliance Against BJP, But Congress, CPI(M)...": Mamata Banerjee
"We are trying to form a grand alliance (Mahajot) against the BJP at the Centre. But the CPI(M) and Congress are trying to work with the BJP in Bengal. I will break this unholy nexus in Bengal," the TMC supremo said.
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No Alliance With Trinamool In Bengal, Can Join Hands Nationally: CPI(M)
CPI(M) general secretary Sitaram Yechury Friday ruled out the possibility of allying with Trinamool Congress (TMC) in West Bengal but the Left party will not hesitate to join hands with opposition parties, including TMC nationally to defeat BJP.
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Bengal CPM To Wait For Congress Response On Alliance Till Today Evening
The CPI(M)-led Left Front Tuesday announced candidates for 13 more Lok Sabha seats in West Bengal, taking the total number of its contestants to 38.
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Rahul Gandhi Meets Bengal Congress Leader Over CPM Seat Sharing Proposal
West Bengal Congress leader Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury on Monday met Rahul Gandhi in New Delhi and discussed various aspects on the proposed seat sharing with the CPI(M) in the state.
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Before Rahul Gandhi's Visit, Bengal Congress Divided On Alliance Partner
Ahead of its crucial meeting with party president Rahul Gandhi tomorrow, the Congress in West Bengal seems to be torn between two sections of leaders - one that is keen on a tie-up with the TMC and the other with the CPI(M).
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CPM Leaders Argue For 'Adjustment' With Congress 'To Resist Saffron Surge' In Bengal Conference
The CPI(M) state conference witnessed heated debates on Monday as several leaders of the party's Bengal unit openly argued in favour of an "adjustment" with the Congress "to resist saffron surge", a source in the party said.
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Quitting CPI(M) Was Political Decision: Jagmati Sangwan
Expelled CPI(M) leader Jagmati Sangwan, who opposed the party's alliance with Congress in West Bengal assembly polls, today said her resignation was a "political decision" and not part of any "personal rivalry".
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Adhir Chowdhury Says Congress Will Continue Its Alliance With Left Front
The Congress will continue its alliance with the CPI(M)-led Left Front in the state, the West Bengal PCC president said today in the wake of murmurs of opposition from a section of Left Front allies and criticism from within the CPI(M) itself.
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Alliance Between Congress And Left Front To Continue In West Bengal
Despite suffering humiliating reverses in the just-concluded Assembly elections in West Bengal, leaders of the Congress and the CPI(M) today asserted that their alliance will continue in the state.
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Assembly Elections: West Bengal To Decide Fate Of 1,961 Candidates Tomorrow
The results for six-phase assembly elections in West Bengal will be announced tomorrow. One of the most keenly observed political battles in the country, the polls in West Bengal have acquired an extra dimension this time, with arch-rivals the Congress and the CPI-M-spearheaded Left Front stitching an alliance to throw a strong challenge to the rul...
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Everyone In My Party Is Honest, Says Mamata Banerjee - Transcript
In her first interview in the midst of a high octane battle for Bengal, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee tells NDTV's Prannoy Roy that her party is not worried about the outcome - "BJP, Congress, CPI(M) can't win Bengal". She also rules out any chance of a post-poll alliance with the Congress saying, "I don't need them any more".
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No Alliance Will Survive In West Bengal, Says Mamata Banerjee
Mocking the Congress-Left Front alliance in West Bengal, West Bengal Chief Minister and Trinamool Congress president Mamata Banerjee today said no alliance "will survive in Bengal" and both CPI(M) and Congress will turn into "sign boards" after the Assembly elections.
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Opinion: Why Bengal Will Choose Mamata Unequivocally
In its heart, the CPI(M)-Congress alliance realises it doesn't have a ghost of a chance.
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Mamata Banerjee Says Congress Suffers From Identity Crisis
Targeting the CPI(M)-Congress alliance in West Bengal, Trinamool Congress leader and state Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today said Congress suffered from an identity crisis while the Marxist party did nothing during its 34-year rule.
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Surjya Kanta Mishra To Be Face Of Congress-Left Alliance In West Bengal
The CPI(M)'s West Bengal unit secretary Surjya Kanta Mishra would be the leader if the Congress-Left Front alliance emerges victorious in the Assembly polls, former state Congress president Manas Bhunia said today.
