Dhol beats, jhalmuri and rasogulla mark BJP’s Bengal victory celebrations at party HQ
Supporters and leaders relished Bengali sweets and snacks such as jhalmuri, rasogulla, and other festive treats as they marked the crucial electoral victory.
Supporters and leaders relished Bengali sweets and snacks such as jhalmuri, rasogulla, and other festive treats as they marked the crucial electoral victory.
Amid the crucial West Bengal Assembly polls scheduled next year, Trinamool Congress, on Thursday, has launched its digital outreach programme with an aim to involve common people in that initiative.
Before the crucial 2021 West Bengal Assembly polls scheduled next year, the Trinamool Congress will partially implement “one person, one post” police at the grassroots level leadership, a party insider aware of the development said.
With eyes on the upcoming polls next year, the All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) is gearing up to contest the 2026 West Bengal Assembly polls to fight in all 294 seats.
In an Instagram message, Abhishek Banerjee made a statement that read, “He who wishes to fight must first count the cost.”
South 24 Parganas comprising 16 seats have been the fortress of TMC; Swapan and Kanti in fray and TMC has brought in several new faces
Miss Banerjee, while addressing the rally at both these assembly seats assured the huge gatherings that steps have already been taken to control the recurring flood situation while some more projects are on the verge of completion that will seek to completely remedy the flood situation in Khanakul, Pursurah, parts of Midnapore, and Burdwan which otherwise causes massive loss of life, property, and livestock.
The third phase of elections will be held for 31 seats in parts of rural Howrah, the Sunderban region, the Diamond Harbour and Baruipur belts in the South 24 Parganas, and parts of the Hooghly district
The BJP will win over 200 seats, Modi said and claimed that TMC and its party supremo will have to account for the deaths of brothers, sisters and sons of Bengal.
With deployment of about 2,200 CAPF personnel, Nandigram people who put up a fierce resistance in 2007 refusing to allow law enforcement personnel inside their territory, today felt safe as they began gathering outside the 355 polling booths when the clock struck 6:30 a.m.
