Nandigram News

Just two days before sixth phase of elections, a BJP woman supporter was murdered and 7 others injured in Nandigram, which is being blamed on Trinamool people. Heavy tension in the area. Let us tell you that the sixth phase in Nandigram will be held on May 25. voting is to take place

Bengal police have initiated action to restrict the movement of leader of opposition Suvendu Adhikari within the area under the polling booth where he is a voter

After the announcement of results in the afternoon, BJP has won 11 out of 12 seats. On the other hand, the Trinamool somehow managed to win only one seat. However, Trinamool won that seat by just one vote.

On July 14 hearing, admitting West Bengal CM Banerjee’s petition, the Calcutta HC had directed the Election Commission to preserve all records and devices related to the Nandigram polls. Mamata Banerjee had vacated her seat of Bhabanipore to contest the polls from Nandigram in a bid to challenge BJP's Adhikari.

Trinamool Congress supremo Mamata Banerjee needs to get elected to the assembly by November 4 to continue as the Chief Minister of Bengal.

Calcutta HC has imposed Rs 5 lakh fine on the Bengal govt for showing the judiciary in a bad light Justice Kaushik Chanda has also recused himself from hearing Mamata's election petition against LoP Suvendu Adhikari

Mamata Banerjee's lawyer has written to Secretary, Chief Justice, Calcutta HC Calcutta High Court adjourned the hearing to June 24 in CM Mamata Banerjee's petition the petition challenges the election of Suvendu Adhikari from Nandigram

The TMC chief had vacated her Bhabanipore seat to contest from Nandigram in a bid to challenge her former confidante Suvendu Adhikari BJP’s Adhikari had won the Nandigram seat by 1,622 votes after recount, according to the EC TMC, however, swept the election by winning 213 out of the total 294 seats

Mamata Banerjee moved Calcutta High Court challenging the polling process in Nandigram. TMC swept the election by winning 213 out of the total 294 seats.

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee will contest bypoll from Bhawanipore seat. Sitting MLA Sobhandeb Chattopadhyay resigned from the seat on Friday. Mamata needs to get re-elected to the assembly within six months to hold on to the chief minister’s chair.

"We feel bad to see the situation of West Bengal. India has never seen such a situation previously. The state is virtually sitting on a volcano," WB Jagdeep Dhankhar said. Dhankar asked the TMC chief if she has heard the cries and screams of the children and women in Nandigram where “lakhs of people are homeless”. TMC said that the Governor is becoming a “laughing stock” and has brought down his own importance before the people of the state.

In Bengal on Sunday, the TMC won the election by winning 197 out of 294 seats, while the BJP won a total of 67 seats. On the Nandigram seat, ally-turned-rival Suvendu Adhikari ultimately defeated Mamata by 1,956 votes after several ups-downs in the results.

As expected, the game of violence has started with the victory of TMC in Bengal. In many areas, there have been attacks on those who voted for the BJP.

TMC has won in Bengal but Mamata Banerjee has lost in Nandigram.

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Suvendu Adhikari, BJP’s Nandigram candidate, has received an EC notice for alleged ‘hate speech’ He has been asked to respond to the notice within 24 hours.

Responding to Mamata Banerjee's complaint about Nandigram, the Election Commission has said, the complaint of violence and intimidation of voters during voting is wrong.

Mamata Banerjee, while raising questions on the Election Commission itself in the Bengal elections, has alleged that Amit Shah is conducting the elections.