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Days Before Polling, Killing Of 'BJP Worker' Sparks Slugfest In Bengal
Days before the sixth phase of polling, a woman has been killed after some bike-borne men opened fire at her house in Nandigram, which comes under the Tamluk Lok Sabha constituency in West Bengal.
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Trinamool Leader Running From Murder Probe: Probe Agency To Supreme Court
Trinamool Congress leader SK Supiyan, who was the election agent of Mamata Banerjee in Nandigram in the 2021 Assembly elections, has been running away from the investigation in the murder case of a BJP worker, the CBI told the Supreme Court.
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BJP's Suvendu Adhikari Takes Part In Bengal Rally Against Bangladesh Violence
Leader of Opposition in West Bengal Assembly, Suvendu Adhikari, on Saturday participated in a rally organised by a Hindu outfit in his Nandigram constituency in Purba Medinipur district against recent communal violence in neighbouring Bangladesh.
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"I Pray You Get Well Soon, But...": Amit Shah On Mamata Banerjee's Injury
Home Minister Amit Shah, campaigning for the Bengal election, today responded for the first time to Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's allegations of an attack in Nandigram that left her with injuries and her leg in a cast. He brought up political violence in the state and the BJP's allegations of its workers being attacked or killed.
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Former Trinamool Leader Makes Movie On Singur, Nandigram
Nandigram and Singur, two places in West Bengal that made headlines a decade ago, will now come alive on the silver screen. Directed by a former student leader of Trinamool Congress, who fell out of favour, "Comrade" will have song, dance and violence that had marked the upheaval over land.
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Nandigram violence: West Bengal government withdraws petition
The West Bengal government has withdrawn its petition from the Supreme Court in the Nandigram firing case, in which 14 villagers were killed in police firing in 2007. With the withdrawal of the appeal, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) can now chargesheet the police officers involved in the incident.
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Nadigram, Jhangipur hit by poll violence
In Nandigram, ground zero of the battle for Bengal, the presence of security forces was reassuring.
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Poll violence in West Bengal; 2 injured
There have been firing in West Bengal's Nandigram as voting for the fourth round for Lok Sabha polls began on Thursday.
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Days Before Polling, Killing Of 'BJP Worker' Sparks Slugfest In Bengal
Days before the sixth phase of polling, a woman has been killed after some bike-borne men opened fire at her house in Nandigram, which comes under the Tamluk Lok Sabha constituency in West Bengal.
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Trinamool Leader Running From Murder Probe: Probe Agency To Supreme Court
Trinamool Congress leader SK Supiyan, who was the election agent of Mamata Banerjee in Nandigram in the 2021 Assembly elections, has been running away from the investigation in the murder case of a BJP worker, the CBI told the Supreme Court.
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BJP's Suvendu Adhikari Takes Part In Bengal Rally Against Bangladesh Violence
Leader of Opposition in West Bengal Assembly, Suvendu Adhikari, on Saturday participated in a rally organised by a Hindu outfit in his Nandigram constituency in Purba Medinipur district against recent communal violence in neighbouring Bangladesh.
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"I Pray You Get Well Soon, But...": Amit Shah On Mamata Banerjee's Injury
Home Minister Amit Shah, campaigning for the Bengal election, today responded for the first time to Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's allegations of an attack in Nandigram that left her with injuries and her leg in a cast. He brought up political violence in the state and the BJP's allegations of its workers being attacked or killed.
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Former Trinamool Leader Makes Movie On Singur, Nandigram
Nandigram and Singur, two places in West Bengal that made headlines a decade ago, will now come alive on the silver screen. Directed by a former student leader of Trinamool Congress, who fell out of favour, "Comrade" will have song, dance and violence that had marked the upheaval over land.
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Nandigram violence: West Bengal government withdraws petition
The West Bengal government has withdrawn its petition from the Supreme Court in the Nandigram firing case, in which 14 villagers were killed in police firing in 2007. With the withdrawal of the appeal, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) can now chargesheet the police officers involved in the incident.
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Nadigram, Jhangipur hit by poll violence
In Nandigram, ground zero of the battle for Bengal, the presence of security forces was reassuring.
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Poll violence in West Bengal; 2 injured
There have been firing in West Bengal's Nandigram as voting for the fourth round for Lok Sabha polls began on Thursday.
