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    CAA, Uniform Civil Code, & Anti-Infiltration: BJP’s Strategy in Bengal

    In Katwa/Jangipur/Kushmandi (WB), Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday delivered a strong ideological message for the BJP's campaign in Bengal, emphasizing citizenship, identity, and infiltration. He promised to expedite citizenship for refugee communities under the Citizenship Amendment Act...
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    Modi Attacks TMC, Promises Action on Women's Crimes in Bengal

    Kushmandi (WB), April 11 Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday launched a scathing attack on the TMC, accusing it of turning West Bengal into a state run by "syndicates", while promising action against atrocities against women if the BJP comes to power.Addressing a rally in Kushmandi, in...
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    TMC Accused of Lawlessness, Women's Safety Focus

    Kushmandi (WB), April 11 Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched a scathing attack on the ruling TMC on Saturday, accusing it of turning West Bengal into a state run by "syndicates," while promising action against atrocities against women if the BJP comes to power.Addressing a rally in...
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    Bengal Election: BJP Targets ‘Illegal Immigrants’ as Part of Citizenship Push

    Katwa (WB), April 11 Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday promised to expedite the provision of citizenship under the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) for the Matua, Namasudra, and other refugee communities if the BJP came to power in West Bengal, while warning "illegal immigrants" to "pack...
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    Modi Promises CAA Implementation and 'Infiltrator' Removal in West Bengal

    In Katwa, West Bengal, Prime Minister Narendra Modi promised to accelerate the provision of citizenship under the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) for the Matua, Namasudra, and other refugee communities if the BJP came to power in West Bengal, while warning "infiltrators" to "pack up their bags"...
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    Bengal Elections: Modi Targets TMC, Promises Citizenship and Departure of Infiltrators

    Katwa, April 11 Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday intensified the BJP's campaign on infiltration and welfare in the poll-bound state of West Bengal, promising that the process of granting citizenship to Matua and Namasudra refugee families would be expedited once the party comes to power...
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    Key BJP Promises: UCC, ₹3,000 for Women, Border Security in West Bengal

    Kolkata, April 10 The BJP on Friday unveiled its manifesto for the West Bengal Assembly polls, promising to tackle infiltration, implement a Uniform Civil Code, and provide extensive welfare packages for women, youth, farmers, and state government employees if the party wins.Union Home...
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    West Bengal BJP Highlights Contest Between People and Mamata

    Nadia (West Bengal), April 8 – The West Bengal Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) President, Samik Bhattacharya, described the upcoming two-phase Assembly elections in the state as a political contest pitting "the public against Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee."Speaking to reporters during a BJP...
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    SIR Revision Reshapes Bengal Elections: Matua Belt Under Scrutiny

    Kolkata, April 8 The West Bengal state assembly elections in 2026 will be held on a newly drawn electoral map by the Election Commission, which has removed over 90.83 lakh names from the voter rolls, significantly altering the electoral landscape in numerous constituencies and creating...
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    SIVE Process in Bengal: Voter Deletions and Political Fallout

    In Kolkata, nearly 91 lakh voter names were removed from the electoral rolls following the completion of the Systematic Identification of Voter Eligibility (SIVE) exercise in West Bengal. This move, according to the Election Commission, has further polarized the political landscape, turning the...
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    West Bengal Electoral Roll Review: Nearly 91 Lakh Names Removed

    In Kolkata, nearly 91 lakh voters were removed from the electoral rolls in West Bengal after the completion of the process to review voter information, according to data from the Election Commission. This could have a significant impact on the upcoming state assembly elections.Chief Minister...
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    91 Lakh Names Removed: Mamata & BJP Clash Over Bengal's Voters

    Kolkata, April 7 The Election Commission's disclosure on Tuesday that around 91 lakh names had been deleted from West Bengal's electoral rolls after the Special Intensive Revision triggered a political uproar, with Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee accusing the BJP of targeting Matuas and...
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    Mamata Banerjee Raises Concerns Over Voter Deletion Exercise

    Kolkata, April 7 – West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee launched a scathing attack on the Election Commission of India (ECI) on Tuesday over the special intensive revision (SIR) in West Bengal, accusing the Commission of targeting not only ordinary citizens but also members of various...
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    West Bengal Voter Roll Revision: Concerns Raised Over Community Deletions

    Chakdaha/Bongaon, April 7 West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Tuesday alleged that the names of people belonging to the Matua and minority communities have been deleted from the post-SIR voter rolls in the state.Addressing a rally in Chakdaha in the Nadia district, Banerjee said that...
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    West Bengal Electoral Roll Revision: Over 11% Deletion

    Kolkata, April 7 – Nearly 91 lakh voters have been removed from the electoral rolls in West Bengal following a special revision exercise in the state, according to data released by the Election Commission.The election panel has not yet officially announced the final voter list after the...
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    West Bengal Voter Rolls: 91 Lakh Names Deleted, TMC Investigates

    Kolkata, April 7 West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Tuesday alleged that the names of people belonging to the Matua and minority communities were deleted from the post-SIR voter rolls in the state.Addressing a rally at Chakdaha in Nadia district, Banerjee said that the TMC will...
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    Bengal Assembly Polls: BJP’s Latest List Highlights Matua Community & Political Maneuvering

    New Delhi/Kolkata, March 31 The BJP on Tuesday released its fourth list of 13 candidates for the West Bengal assembly polls, fielding recent Congress entrant Santosh Pathak from Chowringhee and Union minister Shantanu Thakur's wife Soma from the Matua-dominated Bagda seat, as it sought to...
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    Bengal Election Focus Shifts to Justice for 'Abhaya' Amidst BJP Mother's Candidacy

    Kolkata, March 24 CPI(M) leader Dipsita Dhar expresses disappointment that the mother of the victim in the RG Kar hospital rape-murder case wants to contest the West Bengal assembly elections on a BJP ticket, but maintains her commitment to seeking justice for the traumatized medical intern...
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    West Bengal CM Voices Concerns Over Matua Community's Rights

    Kolkata, March 16 West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Monday accused the BJP government at the Centre of attempting to deprive the Matua community of their citizenship rights under the guise of voter list revision, and vowed to fight for their rights.In a post on X on the occasion of...
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    West Bengal Election: BJP's Path to Consolidation Hinges on North and West

    Kolkata, March 16 – The prospects of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), the main opposition party in West Bengal, to strengthen its position in the state assembly largely depend on the results from the 152 constituencies across 16 districts that will vote on April 23 in the first phase of the...
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