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Assam's AIUDF Will Contest Just 3 Seats To Prevent Split In Anti-BJP Vote
The All India United Democratic Front (AIUDF) - the second-most powerful opposition party in Assam - has decided to contest only from three of the state's 14 Lok Sabha seats in the upcoming elections. The reason for this move, the party said, was to prevent a division in the secular vote from helping the BJP.
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Lack Of Tie-Up Between Congress And Left May Split Secular Votes: Tarun Gogoi
Fighting a tough electoral battle, Assam Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi apprehends division of secular votes in the absence of an understanding with parties like the Left with whom he is not averse to having a post-poll tie up.
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Assam's AIUDF Will Contest Just 3 Seats To Prevent Split In Anti-BJP Vote
The All India United Democratic Front (AIUDF) - the second-most powerful opposition party in Assam - has decided to contest only from three of the state's 14 Lok Sabha seats in the upcoming elections. The reason for this move, the party said, was to prevent a division in the secular vote from helping the BJP.
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Lack Of Tie-Up Between Congress And Left May Split Secular Votes: Tarun Gogoi
Fighting a tough electoral battle, Assam Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi apprehends division of secular votes in the absence of an understanding with parties like the Left with whom he is not averse to having a post-poll tie up.
