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BJP's&nbsp;Priyanka&nbsp;Tibrewal&nbsp;will be contesting for the Bhabanipur&nbsp;seat against TMC&nbsp;supremo&nbsp;Mamata&nbsp;Banerjee in the upcoming by-poll election on September 30.&nbsp;
Priyanka, who joined BJP&nbsp;in 2014, is an advocate and used to be the legal adviser&nbsp;to former Union Minister Babul&nbsp;Supriyo. Though she lost the election in the recent West Bengal polls, Priyanka&nbsp;came into spotlight&nbsp;&nbsp;for her&nbsp;PIL&nbsp;against&nbsp;Mamata&nbsp;govt&nbsp;on&nbsp;post-poll violence.&nbsp;
Chief Minister Mamata&nbsp;Banerjee, who lost her Nandigram&nbsp;seat to ex-TMC&nbsp;member Suvendhu&nbsp;Adhikari, will have to win the Bhabanipur&nbsp;seat in retain her Chief Ministership.
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BJP's&nbsp;Priyanka&nbsp;Tibrewal&nbsp;to contest Bhabanipur's&nbsp;seat in the upcoming by-poll election on September against TMC&nbsp;chief Mamata&nbsp;Banerjee.

BJP's&nbsp;Priyanka&nbsp;Tibrewal&nbsp;will contest the Bhabanipur&nbsp;seat against TMC&nbsp;supremo&nbsp;Mamata&nbsp;Banerjee in the upcoming by-poll on September 30.&nbsp;
Priyanka, who joined BJP&nbsp;in 2014, is an advocate and used to be the legal adviser&nbsp;to former Union Minister Babul&nbsp;Supriyo. Though she lost the election in the recent West Bengal polls, Priyanka&nbsp;came into spotlight&nbsp;&nbsp;for her&nbsp;PIL&nbsp;against&nbsp;Mamata&nbsp;govt&nbsp;on&nbsp;post-poll violence.&nbsp;
Chief Minister Mamata&nbsp;Banerjee, who lost her Nandigram&nbsp;seat to ex-TMC&nbsp;member Suvendhu&nbsp;Adhikari, will have to win the Bhabanipur&nbsp;seat in retain her Chief Ministership.
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The West Bengal CID has summoned six CISF personnel who were on duty at Jorpatki booth in Sitalkuchi assembly constituency where four persons were killed in a firing by the central forces personnel during voting.
The six CISF officials, including two of its officers, have been asked to meet sleuths of the Special Investigating Team of the CID, formed to investigate the killings, at Bhawani Bhawan&nbsp;on Tuesday morning.
Reports said the CISF's&nbsp;request to appear before the CID virtually citing the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic were turned down.
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Sitalkuchi killings: West Bengal CID summons 6 CISF personnel 

CID summons CISF&nbsp;personnel over Sitalkuchi&nbsp;deaths 4 people shot dead during voting in the constituency CISF's&nbsp;request for virtual questioning turned down Mamata&nbsp;had promised probe once voted to power

The West Bengal CID has summoned six CISF personnel who were on duty at Jorpatki booth in Sitalkuchi assembly constituency where four persons were killed in a firing by the central forces personnel during voting.
The six CISF officials, including two of its officers, have been asked to meet sleuths of the Special Investigating Team of the CID, formed to investigate the killings, at Bhawani Bhawan&nbsp;on Tuesday morning.
Reports said the CISF's&nbsp;request to appear before the CID virtually citing the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic were turned down.
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The Centre on Monday sought a report from the West Bengal government on post-poll violence targeting opposition workers in the state.
Political workers, including from BJP, were allegedly targeted by opponents since the announcement of results for the 292-member West Bengal assembly where the ruling Trinamool Congress emerged victorious.
The BJP has alleged that one of its party offices in Hooghly district was set on fire, and some of its leaders, including Suvendu Adhikari, were heckled by TMC activists in other parts of the state.
Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee urged her supporters to maintain peace and asked them not to fall prey to provocations.&nbsp;

Centre asks Bengal to submit report on post-poll violence

The Centre on Monday sought a report from the West Bengal government on post-poll violence targeting opposition workers in the state.
Political workers, including from BJP, were allegedly targeted by opponents since the announcement of results for the 292-member West Bengal assembly where the ruling Trinamool Congress emerged victorious.
The BJP has alleged that one of its party offices in Hooghly district was set on fire, and some of its leaders, including Suvendu Adhikari, were heckled by TMC activists in other parts of the state.
Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee urged her supporters to maintain peace and asked them not to fall prey to provocations.&nbsp;

The ruling Trinamool Congress is set to outperform its 2016 result with the regional party candidates leading in over 200 of the 292 seats. The BJP which was pitted as a fierce competitor will end up below the three figure mark.
Belying expectations of a tight contest, the TMC candidates are galloping to victory, and, if the current trends hold, the party will easily form its third successive government in the state.
Despite an opposition offensive over the contentious CAA and NRC, the BJP in Assam is headed for a clear majority with its candidates leading in over 75 seats.
After a ten year stint in the opposition, DMK in Tamil Nadu on Sunday was set for a comeback to the ruling saddle.
While no visible sweep was seen in favour of the Stalin-led DMK, it was ahead and above majority figure of 118 on its own in the 234-member Tamil Nadu Assembly, giving the Opposition front a comfortable leeway.
A key pointer is that the AIADMK continued as a force to be reckoned with, despite the burden of a 10-year anti-incumbency.
In Kerala, the ruling CPI(M)-led Left Democratic Front is on course to retain power for the first time in Kerala in four decades as it was leading in over 90 of the 140 assembly seats as counting is still in progress.
Then AINRC-led NDA is on course to victory in Puducherry.

Assembly polls: TMC heads for big win, Left to break Kerala poll record 

The ruling Trinamool Congress is set to outperform its 2016 result with the regional party candidates leading in over 200 of the 292 seats. The BJP which was pitted as a fierce competitor will end up below the three figure mark.
Belying expectations of a tight contest, the TMC candidates are galloping to victory, and, if the current trends hold, the party will easily form its third successive government in the state.
Despite an opposition offensive over the contentious CAA and NRC, the BJP in Assam is headed for a clear majority with its candidates leading in over 75 seats.
After a ten year stint in the opposition, DMK in Tamil Nadu on Sunday was set for a comeback to the ruling saddle.
While no visible sweep was seen in favour of the Stalin-led DMK, it was ahead and above majority figure of 118 on its own in the 234-member Tamil Nadu Assembly, giving the Opposition front a comfortable leeway.
A key pointer is that the AIADMK continued as a force to be reckoned with, despite the burden of a 10-year anti-incumbency.
In Kerala, the ruling CPI(M)-led Left Democratic Front is on course to retain power for the first time in Kerala in four decades as it was leading in over 90 of the 140 assembly seats as counting is still in progress.
Then AINRC-led NDA is on course to victory in Puducherry.

Expressing anguish over non-adherence to Covid guidelines in election rallies in West Bengal, the Election Commission on Thursday ordered a ban on physical campaigning except public meetings with a gathering of up to 500 people.The Poll panel in its order said it has withdrawn permission for bike rallies, roadshows &amp; meetings with gatherings of over 500.Meanwhile, amid concerns that poll rallies might become super-spreader events, the Kolkata High Court, which was hearing petitions for intervention, sought an action taken report from the Election Commission on Friday when it will take up the petition again.

EC puts cap on Bengal campaigning as Kolkata HC seeks report 

Expressing anguish over non-adherence to Covid guidelines in election rallies in West Bengal, the Election Commission on Thursday ordered a ban on physical campaigning except public meetings with a gathering of up to 500 people. The Poll panel in its order said it has withdrawn permission for bike rallies, roadshows &amp; meetings with gatherings of over 500. Meanwhile, amid concerns that poll rallies might become super-spreader events, the Kolkata High Court, which was hearing petitions for intervention, sought an action taken report from the Election Commission on Friday when it will take up the petition again.

EC puts cap on Bengal campaigning as Kolkata HC seeks report  

Expressing anguish over non-adherence to Covid guidelines in election rallies in West Bengal, the Election Commission on Thursday ordered a ban on physical campaigning except public meetings with a gathering of up to 500 people. The Poll panel in its order said it has withdrawn permission for bike rallies, roadshows &amp; meetings with gatherings of over 500. Meanwhile, amid concerns that poll rallies might become super-spreader events, the Kolkata High Court, which was hearing petitions for intervention, sought an action taken report from the Election Commission on Friday when it will take up the petition again.

The Election Commission on Thursday dismissed allegations by Trinamool Congress that two of their activists were injured in firing by central forces in Ashok Nagar...

 West Bengal Election 2021: EC dismisses TMC allegations of firing by central forces

The Election Commission on Thursday dismissed allegations by Trinamool Congress that two of their activists were injured in firing by central forces in Ashok Nagar assembly constituency in North 24 Parganas district.
TMC activists had alleged two party activists were injured after they were hit by bullets fired by central forces outside booth number 79 in Ashok Nagar's Tangra area when a few party members protested against the visit by BJP candidate.
Clashes had broke out in the area between BJP and Trinamool Congress' activists and bombs bombs were hurled.

 EC-dismisses TMC allegations of firing by central forces

//EC dismisses&nbsp;TMC allegations of firing at polling booth //2 TMC cadre allegedly injured in central forces' firing&nbsp; //TMC: firing outside polling&nbsp;booth 79 in Tangra //Bombs hurled in clashes between BJP&nbsp;&amp; TMC

The Election Commission on Thursday dismissed allegations by Trinamool Congress that two of their activists were injured in firing by central forces in Ashok Nagar assembly constituency in North 24 Parganas district.
TMC activists had alleged two party activists were injured after they were hit by bullets fired by central forces outside booth number 79 in Ashok Nagar's Tangra area when a few party members protested against the visit by BJP candidate.
Clashes had broke out in the area between BJP and Trinamool Congress' activists and bombs bombs were hurled.
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West Bengal Assembly Speaker Biman Banerjee on Friday refused to accept the resignation of rebel TMC leader Suvendu Adhikari and&nbsp;has asked him to meet on Monday.
It is noteworthy that, Adhikari formally tendered his resignation to party chief and West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee on Wednesday. He has also resigned from the state Legislative Assembly.
"I have examined the letter and found that the date isn't specified in it. I hadn't been informed that his (Suvendu Adhikari) resignation is voluntary and genuine. So it's not possible to accept it," the speaker said.
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West Bengal Assembly Speaker rejects Suvendu Adhikari's resignation

West Bengal Assembly Speaker Biman Banerjee on Friday refused to accept the resignation of rebel TMC leader Suvendu Adhikari and&nbsp;has asked him to meet on Monday.
Adhikari formally tendered his resignation to party chief and West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee on Wednesday. He has also resigned from the state Legislative Assembly.
While rejecting the resignation, the Speaker said that after&nbsp;examining&nbsp;the letter he found that the date isn't specified in it and he has not been informed that Adhikari's&nbsp;resignation is voluntary and genuine.

West Bengal Assembly Speaker Biman Banerjee on Friday refused to accept the resignation of rebel TMC leader Suvendu Adhikari and&nbsp;has asked him to meet on Monday.
Adhikari formally tendered his resignation to party chief and West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee on Wednesday. He has also resigned from the state Legislative Assembly.
"I have examined the letter and found that the date isn't specified in it. I hadn't been informed that his (Suvendu Adhikari) resignation is voluntary and genuine. So it's not possible to accept it," the speaker said.
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