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chetak wrote:chup chap, kamal chaap
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The bengali muslim wet dream of a west bangladesh is finally out in the open and that old and ever present genie just will not go back into the communal bottle again

madhu wrote:West Bengal Election 2021: Opinion Poll

The Trinamool Congress is predicted to get 42.2 per cent vote share and 157 seats, 57 less than what it had got in 2016. The BJP, the key challenger to TMC, is expected to get 37.5 per cent vote share and 107 seats, up by 104 seats from 2016, when it had got just 3. In the previous assembly elections, the saffron party’s vote share was just 10.16 per cent whereas the TMC had the largest vote share of nearly 45 per cent (44.91 to be precise).

The Third Front of Congress and Left is predicted to get just 33 seats, down by 43 than what it had got in 2016.

Kati wrote:

madhu wrote:West Bengal Election 2021: Opinion Poll

West Bengal election is the biggest toss up in the whole world right now.

Even though the local newspapers are showing Mumtazbanoo's party is ahead of BJP by 5% voteshare, we need to keep in mind that the local media has been bought up by her party through coercion (an open secret). Nearly half of the 294 seats will be decided by a razor thin margin of less than 1% vote, and this would never get caught in opinion polls. Moreover, voters are extremely tight-lipped or evasive about their decision. However, whichever way I turn and talk to people I get the feeling that Hindu voters are following their Assam counterpart. They are extremely upset about Mumtazbanoo's pandering to the Peacefools. She understand sit very well, and hence this time her part has given less tickets to the peacefools, and she herself is showing her Hinduness by uttering Hindu religious texts at rallies. (There was a funny situation yesterday: at Nandigram, - the potential Waterloo for Mumtazbanoo, she recited lines from Sri Chandi, but very soon caught by the media showing that she uttered wrong words.)
Today she did a drama-baazi by claiming that BJP supporters pushed and shoved her... thereby trying to get sympathy vote.

ANI@ANI · 18h

This is 'siyasi pakhand' to gain sympathy. Before polls, she (Mamata Banerjee) planned this 'nautanki' after sensing difficulties in Nandigram. Not just CM, she is Police Mantri' too. Can you believe that there was no Police with Police Mantri?: Congress' Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury

Kolkata: The incident in Nandigram that resulted in an injury to West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee Wednesday was an accident, according to preliminary police findings submitted to the Election Commission Thursday.

The incident was “not an attack”, says the report, which has been accessed by ThePrint.

The report claims to have arrived at its conclusion via video footage and accounts of local police and eyewitnesses, including Trinamool Congress members. It says the chief minister was hurt when her car, while maneuvering through a crowded bazaar area, hit a small iron pillar.

Banerjee, who enjoys a Z+ security cover (highest level), was waving at people with her car door open. She hurt her feet as the car door was slammed shut after hitting the pillar on the narrow street, the report states.

Banerjee had alleged Wednesday evening that she was attacked by four-five men who pushed her, and banged on the door of her car, causing injuries to her. The BJP had dismissed the episode as “drama”.

The Nandigram incident came hours after the state DGP was moved out on the orders of the Election Commission (EC), and a successor sent in. The Trinamool Congress has described the series of events — from the DGP’s removal to the Nandigram episode — as part of a “well-thought-out plan”.

A Trinamool Congress delegation led by Rajya Sabha MP Derek O’Brien has filed a complaint with the EC, calling the incident a “deep-rooted conspiracy” to kill Banerjee.

Meanwhile, police in the Purba Medinipur district have registered a case in the matter following a complaint lodged by TMC leader Sheikh Sufian. The FIR invokes IPC sections 341 (punishment for wrongful restraint) and 323 (punishment for voluntarily causing hurt) against unknown persons.

Police sources told ThePrint that the EC has ordered a high-level investigation into the incident.

arshyam wrote:Nandigram incident that left Mamata injured was ‘accident, not attack’: Police report to EC - Madhuparna Das, The Print on 11 March, 2021 2:45 pm IST

Kolkata: The incident in Nandigram that resulted in an injury to West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee Wednesday was an accident, according to preliminary police findings submitted to the Election Commission Thursday.

The incident was “not an attack”, says the report, which has been accessed by ThePrint.

The report claims to have arrived at its conclusion via video footage and accounts of local police and eyewitnesses, including Trinamool Congress members. It says the chief minister was hurt when her car, while maneuvering through a crowded bazaar area, hit a small iron pillar.

Banerjee, who enjoys a Z+ security cover (highest level), was waving at people with her car door open. She hurt her feet as the car door was slammed shut after hitting the pillar on the narrow street, the report states.

Banerjee had alleged Wednesday evening that she was attacked by four-five men who pushed her, and banged on the door of her car, causing injuries to her. The BJP had dismissed the episode as “drama”.

The Nandigram incident came hours after the state DGP was moved out on the orders of the Election Commission (EC), and a successor sent in. The Trinamool Congress has described the series of events — from the DGP’s removal to the Nandigram episode — as part of a “well-thought-out plan”.

A Trinamool Congress delegation led by Rajya Sabha MP Derek O’Brien has filed a complaint with the EC, calling the incident a “deep-rooted conspiracy” to kill Banerjee.

Meanwhile, police in the Purba Medinipur district have registered a case in the matter following a complaint lodged by TMC leader Sheikh Sufian. The FIR invokes IPC sections 341 (punishment for wrongful restraint) and 323 (punishment for voluntarily causing hurt) against unknown persons.

Police sources told ThePrint that the EC has ordered a high-level investigation into the incident.

Yagnasri wrote:Top class drama queen. People will not be so easily fooled this time.

BJP during Atal Ji's time believed in consensus but today's government believes in crushing & conquering. Akalis, BJD have left the BJP. Today, who is standing with BJP? The tipping point was the attack on Mamata Ji in Nandigram. It was the moment of decision to join TMC and support Mamata Ji
Yashwant Sinha, TMC

Ambar wrote: In other news Rakesh Tikait, the part time farmers leader and full time politician is criss-crossing Bengal holding rallies asking people to not to vote for BJP because BJP has take away the MSP from farmers, little does the knucklehead know that Bengal has one of the worst records in MSP procurement in the country.

Yagnasri wrote:
It is not about farmers. It is about money. One can be sure that TMC paid them well to come and hold rallies against BJP. TMC is facing a hard fight and trying very trick to win.

Ashokk wrote:Former BJP leader Yashwant Sinha joins Trinamool

BJP during Atal Ji's time believed in consensus but today's government believes in crushing & conquering. Akalis, BJD have left the BJP. Today, who is standing with BJP? The tipping point was the attack on Mamata Ji in Nandigram. It was the moment of decision to join TMC and support Mamata Ji
Yashwant Sinha, TMC

KL Dubey wrote:Again, I wonder why these old men like Shourie, Jaswant, Yashwant et al insist on sullying their own record in their sunset years and be remembered as cantankerous old codgers

Sachin wrote:

KL Dubey wrote:Again, I wonder why these old men like Shourie, Jaswant, Yashwant et al insist on sullying their own record in their sunset years and be remembered as cantankerous old codgers

I guess this is one sad aspect of 'leadership', i.e not knowing when to give up. There was another politician - the wily fox K. Karunakaran of the INC from KL. He was known for his astuteness and the 'go getter' attitude. Yet he had to make a very sad exit from politics. Lost elections, formed another party which also did not go well and both his children did not rise up much in the INC of KL (which by then was firmly under X'ian control). Advani too had become cantankerous and sulking, with main stream media edging him on. MM Joshi seems to have actually 'faded out' gracefully.

बंगाल की ही धरती पर जन्मे स्वामी विवेकानंद जी ने वैश्विक मंच पर कहा था कि 'गर्व से कहो, हम हिन्दू हैं।'

ramana wrote:By 2 May it will be NDA 200

Just wait and watch.

https://twitter.com/5Forty3/status/1370614433190350850

Excuse me for raising expectations in an already surcharged environment.

It is looking increasingly like Uttar Pradesh 2017!

Mukhi wrote: Then Methai equivalent of your weight will be distributed at the next BR meet.

U have to be present though

The Election Commission announced the dates for elections to the state assemblies of Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Assam, Puducherry, and West Bengal.

While each state has its own dates of polling, the counting of all votes would be held on 2 May

The schedule for elections is as follows.

West Bengal

Phases: Eight

Polling: 27 March-29 April

Assam

Phases: Three

Polling: 27 March-6 April

Tamil Nadu

Phases: One

Polling: 6 April

Kerala

Phases: One

Polling: 6 April

Puducherry

Phases: One

Polling: 6 April

Mukhi wrote:

ramana wrote:By 2 May it will be NDA 200

Just wait and watch.

Then Methai equivalent of your weight will be distributed at the next BR meet.

U have to be present though

Kati wrote:Kolkata's Burrabazar's "faatka" ("satta") market's latest rumor:

TMC = 98
NDA = 150


In Nandigram constituency:

Mamata = Rs.2 for Rs. 1 bet
Shubhendu = Rs. 1.80 for Rs. 1 bet