The fresh round of security reduction has affected multiple prominent names within the Trinamool Congress, including Rajya Sabha member Rajeev Kumar, senior party leader Sovandeb Chattopadhyay, MLA Kunal Ghosh, Chandrima Bhattacharya, Aroop Biswas and Subrata Bakshi.
Banerjee accused the BJP of branding Bengali-speaking people as infiltrators while claiming the party itself was the “biggest infiltrator” during elections.
TMC supremo alleged that BJP workers were submitting large numbers of Form 6 applications, used for new voter registration, to allegedly include “outsiders” in the state’s electoral rolls.
In a significant move, the party has dropped the sitting MLA Neeraj Zimba, a two-time winner from Darjeeling who had originally been elected on a BJP ticket belonging to the GNLF.
The BJP has announced the list of its 195 candidates in the first list published on Saturday evening, which included the high profile Asansol Lok Sabha seat.
On Saturday, Shah held a meeting with Bengal core committee at his residence and briefed them about roadmap to win 200 seats in the state.
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Outraged, BJP has poured out on the streets rallying and orchestrating a march to Nabanna. Repeatedly, their workers and leaders have lashed out at the TMC regime against wanton violence unleashed on the Opposition.
'Didi's brothers who are creating trouble should change their habits in the next six months otherwise you will have your arms, leg, ribs and head broken. You'll have to take a trip to the hospital,' he said.
The party leaders congratulated them on their newly posts and also gave thanks to national president JP Nadda for giving Bengal more priority in the national party.
