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LIVE Updates | Banamalipur Tripura Assembly Election 2023 Result: Congress's Gopal Roy vs BJP's Rajib Bhattacharjee vs AITC's Santanu Saha | India, Tripura News

Banamalipur Tripura Election Assembly Election 2023 Result Live Updates: Congress’s Gopal Roy Barman is up against BJP’s Rajib Bhattacharjee and AITC's Santanu Saha.

Tripura Goes To Polls Tomorrow, Here's All You Need To Know About The Crucial Elections

Tripura: TMC announces 132-member state committee ahead of 2023 polls

While former Bengal legislator Rajib Banerjee will continue as the State in charge of Tripura, Subal Bhowmik has been appointed as the State President.

The TMC is Planning its Foray into National Politics

As several leaders from the north-east join the party, the region is shaping up to be its entry-point into politics outside Bengal.

Tripura Congress Unit Chief Quits Party Citing 'Personal Reasons'

While Biswas said that he resigned due to 'personal reasons', he has also claimed that he didn’t get the support from the Congress leaders in Tripura and they tried to disrupt his political activities.

Interview | 'In Tripura, TMC Is Working to Keep BJP in Power': State Congress Chief

TMC's Bratya Basu urges Tripura's CPI(M) workers to join the party

He appealed to the Left-supporters to switch over as the party had failed to protect its supporters from the ‘state-sponsored terror tactic’ of the BJP

Free to air views, ex-babus square up in 'letters war' on 'love jihad' law

Free to air views, ex-babus square up in ‘letters war’ on ‘love jihad’ law Published : Jan 21, 2021, 4:15 am IST Updated : Jan 21, 2021, 4:15 am IST The love jihad law legislated by the Yogi Adityanath government in Uttar Pradesh has triggered a letter war between former bureaucrats  News Perhaps service rules stopped them from airing their views but after retirement bureaucrats are not bound anymore and can voice their thoughts freely. This has led to the formation of pro-and anti-government groups among retired babus who jump into the fray at the behest of their conscience (or political leaning). In the most recent instance, the “love jihad” law legislated by the Yogi Adityanath government in Uttar Pradesh has triggered a “letter war” between former bureaucrats, those who criticise the law and those who have rallied behind the state government. The ranks of the ex-babus have been joined by retired Army officers, members of the judiciary and others.

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