Published 3 years ago

BJP’s victory run will stop in Bengal, says CM Mamata; promises more time for party

Summary by Hindustan Times

Incidentally, while on a tour of Bankura on November 5, Union home minister Amit Shah had set the tone for the Bengal elections by asking BJP leaders to win more than 200 of the 294 seats.

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Hindustan Times

BJP’s victory run will stop in Bengal, says CM Mamata; promises more time for party

Incidentally, while on a tour of Bankura on November 5, Union home minister Amit Shah had set the tone for the Bengal elections by asking BJP leaders to win more than 200 of the 294 seats.

3 years ago·New Delhi, India

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