West Bengal By-elections 2017
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West Bengal By-Election: 74.89 Per Cent Votes Polled In Sabang Constituency
About 74.89 per cent polling was recorded in West Bengal's Sabang assembly constituency by-election where ruling Trinamool Congress is locked in a high voltage fight with the BJP and the Communist Party of India (Marxist).
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BJP Strong No 2 In West Bengal By-Poll, Top Leaders Assigned To Win State
After shocking the Left by placing second in this week's assembly by-election in West Bengal behind the ruling Trinamool Congress, the BJP has launched a 'Mission Bengal' that aims at preparing the party to make major inroads in the panchayat or local elections to be held next year. The party is sending senior leaders to West Bengal to interact wit...
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Left Has Reason To Worry As BJP Emerges Second In Bengal By-Election
The BJP won five out of 10 seats in the by-election results announced yesterday, but is also pleased about a number 2 position in West Bengal's Kanthi Dakshin assembly seat. Party chief Amit Shah had "special thanks" for voters for making the BJP "the principal opposition party" in the state.
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West Bengal By-Election: 74.89 Per Cent Votes Polled In Sabang Constituency
About 74.89 per cent polling was recorded in West Bengal's Sabang assembly constituency by-election where ruling Trinamool Congress is locked in a high voltage fight with the BJP and the Communist Party of India (Marxist).
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BJP Strong No 2 In West Bengal By-Poll, Top Leaders Assigned To Win State
After shocking the Left by placing second in this week's assembly by-election in West Bengal behind the ruling Trinamool Congress, the BJP has launched a 'Mission Bengal' that aims at preparing the party to make major inroads in the panchayat or local elections to be held next year. The party is sending senior leaders to West Bengal to interact wit...
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Left Has Reason To Worry As BJP Emerges Second In Bengal By-Election
The BJP won five out of 10 seats in the by-election results announced yesterday, but is also pleased about a number 2 position in West Bengal's Kanthi Dakshin assembly seat. Party chief Amit Shah had "special thanks" for voters for making the BJP "the principal opposition party" in the state.
