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Congress Veteran Somen Mitra's Son Resigns As Party's Bengal General Secretary
Rohan Mitra, son of late Congress veteran Somen Mitra, resigned as the West Bengal unit general secretary on Wednesday over his differences with state party president Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury.
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Somen Mitra, The Veteran Congress Leader's 5 Decades In Politics
West Bengal Congress chief Somen Mitra, who died on Thursday, will go down in history as a leader who could make friends with rivals with the consummate ease of a political craftsman but failed to prevent a debilitating split in the party and presided over its gradualdecline.
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West Bengal Congress President Somen Mitra Dies At 78
West Bengal Congress president Somen Mitra died at a city hospital in the early hours of Thursday. He was 78.
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Congress, Left To Have Seat-Sharing Formula For Bengal Civic Polls
WBPCC president Somen Mitra on Sunday said the Congress will have a seat-sharing arrangement with the Left Front for the West Bengal civic polls but will not form an alliance with it.
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Who Don't Understand Mahatma Gandhi Talk About Citizens List: Congress
West Bengal Congress president Somen Mitra lashed out at the BJP-led government at the Centre today, saying those who do not understand the principles of Mahatma Gandhi talk about NRC and driving out the Muslims from the country.
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Ex-Kolkata Top Cop Rajeev Kumar Might Get Killed: Bengal Congress Chief
West Bengal Congress president Somen Mitra on Saturday said former Kolkata Police commissioner Rajeev Kumar "might get killed" so that he doesn't name influential people in the Saradha chit fund scam.
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Sonia Gandhi Approves Left-Congress Alliance In West Bengal
Congress interim president Sonia Gandhi has given her nod to Congress-Left Front alliance in West Bengal for the upcoming assembly by-polls in the state following the party's dismal performance in the Lok Sabha polls in the state, top party sources said on Saturday.
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Bengal Congress Chief Submits Resignation Letter After Lok Sabha Debacle
West Bengal Congress president Somen Mitra submitted a letter of resignation from the post taking responsibility for the party''s poor show in the Lok Sabha election, according to a press statement released Tuesday.
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Congress Bengal Chief Blames Mamata Banerjee For Rise Of BJP In State
West Bengal Congress president Somen Mitra on Saturday blamed Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee for the rise of the Bharatiya Janata Party and the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh in the state, saying had she not pursued the policy of "blatant minority appeasement", the BJP would not have gained footing in Bengal.
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Won't Seek Mamata Banerjee's Support To Form Government: Congress Leader
West Bengal Congress president Somen Mitra said his party will not seek support from Mamata Banerjee-led TMC to form the next government or support her bid to become the prime minister in case the general election results throw up a hung Parliament.
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Rahul Gandhi Agrees On No Alliance With Trinamool: Bengal Congress Chief
West Bengal Congress president Somen Mitra on Saturday said that party president Rahul Gandhi has "agreed" with their views of not forging any alliance with the Trinamool Congress in the state in the coming parliamentary elections
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"Why Is Rajeev Kumar Avoiding CBI": Congress West Bengal Chief Asks
Taking a stand contradictory to Congress party's high command over the CBI controversy, West Bengal state party president Somen Mitra today asked why Kolkata Police commissioner Rajeev Kumar is avoiding interrogation by the central investigating agency in the chit fund scam.
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Mamata Banerjee As PM Is Not An Isolated Comment By BJP: Somen Mitra
West Bengal Congress president Somen Mitra today said BJP president Dilip Ghosh's comment that Mamata Banerjee has the best chance to become PM, is proof of "tacit understanding" between TMC and the BJP
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Congress Might Go Solo In West Bengal In Lok Sabha Polls: State Chief
West Bengal Congress president Somen Mitra has said that it would be better for his party to go solo in the state in the next Lok Sabha election as the ruling TMC "lacks honest intentions" as an anti-BJP force.
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Congress Veteran Somen Mitra's Son Resigns As Party's Bengal General Secretary
Rohan Mitra, son of late Congress veteran Somen Mitra, resigned as the West Bengal unit general secretary on Wednesday over his differences with state party president Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury.
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Somen Mitra, The Veteran Congress Leader's 5 Decades In Politics
West Bengal Congress chief Somen Mitra, who died on Thursday, will go down in history as a leader who could make friends with rivals with the consummate ease of a political craftsman but failed to prevent a debilitating split in the party and presided over its gradualdecline.
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West Bengal Congress President Somen Mitra Dies At 78
West Bengal Congress president Somen Mitra died at a city hospital in the early hours of Thursday. He was 78.
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Congress, Left To Have Seat-Sharing Formula For Bengal Civic Polls
WBPCC president Somen Mitra on Sunday said the Congress will have a seat-sharing arrangement with the Left Front for the West Bengal civic polls but will not form an alliance with it.
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Who Don't Understand Mahatma Gandhi Talk About Citizens List: Congress
West Bengal Congress president Somen Mitra lashed out at the BJP-led government at the Centre today, saying those who do not understand the principles of Mahatma Gandhi talk about NRC and driving out the Muslims from the country.
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Ex-Kolkata Top Cop Rajeev Kumar Might Get Killed: Bengal Congress Chief
West Bengal Congress president Somen Mitra on Saturday said former Kolkata Police commissioner Rajeev Kumar "might get killed" so that he doesn't name influential people in the Saradha chit fund scam.
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Sonia Gandhi Approves Left-Congress Alliance In West Bengal
Congress interim president Sonia Gandhi has given her nod to Congress-Left Front alliance in West Bengal for the upcoming assembly by-polls in the state following the party's dismal performance in the Lok Sabha polls in the state, top party sources said on Saturday.
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Bengal Congress Chief Submits Resignation Letter After Lok Sabha Debacle
West Bengal Congress president Somen Mitra submitted a letter of resignation from the post taking responsibility for the party''s poor show in the Lok Sabha election, according to a press statement released Tuesday.
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Congress Bengal Chief Blames Mamata Banerjee For Rise Of BJP In State
West Bengal Congress president Somen Mitra on Saturday blamed Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee for the rise of the Bharatiya Janata Party and the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh in the state, saying had she not pursued the policy of "blatant minority appeasement", the BJP would not have gained footing in Bengal.
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Won't Seek Mamata Banerjee's Support To Form Government: Congress Leader
West Bengal Congress president Somen Mitra said his party will not seek support from Mamata Banerjee-led TMC to form the next government or support her bid to become the prime minister in case the general election results throw up a hung Parliament.
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Rahul Gandhi Agrees On No Alliance With Trinamool: Bengal Congress Chief
West Bengal Congress president Somen Mitra on Saturday said that party president Rahul Gandhi has "agreed" with their views of not forging any alliance with the Trinamool Congress in the state in the coming parliamentary elections
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"Why Is Rajeev Kumar Avoiding CBI": Congress West Bengal Chief Asks
Taking a stand contradictory to Congress party's high command over the CBI controversy, West Bengal state party president Somen Mitra today asked why Kolkata Police commissioner Rajeev Kumar is avoiding interrogation by the central investigating agency in the chit fund scam.
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Mamata Banerjee As PM Is Not An Isolated Comment By BJP: Somen Mitra
West Bengal Congress president Somen Mitra today said BJP president Dilip Ghosh's comment that Mamata Banerjee has the best chance to become PM, is proof of "tacit understanding" between TMC and the BJP
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Congress Might Go Solo In West Bengal In Lok Sabha Polls: State Chief
West Bengal Congress president Somen Mitra has said that it would be better for his party to go solo in the state in the next Lok Sabha election as the ruling TMC "lacks honest intentions" as an anti-BJP force.
