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Fresh reports of Aadhar deactivation surface in Bengal despite UIDAI's assurance | Kolkata - Vimarsana News

Fresh reports of Aadhar deactivation surface in Bengal despite UIDAI's assurance | Kolkata

Fresh reports of Aadhaar card deactivation in West Bengal districts despite UIDAI denial. Political row ensues, Mamata Banerjee accuses BJP of targeting Dalit Matua community. | Kolkata News

Union minister's statement on Matua identity card triggers row in Bengal BJP | Latest News India - Vimarsana News

Union minister's statement on Matua identity card triggers row in Bengal BJP | Latest News India

Asim Sarkar, BJP legislator from North 24 Parganas district’s Haringhata, publicly questioned Mishra’s announcement | Latest News India

CAA rules will be framed by March 30, 2024: Union minister announces in Bengal - Vimarsana News

CAA rules will be framed by March 30, 2024: Union minister announces in Bengal

Union minister of state for home affairs, Ajay Kumar Mishra announced the decision at in West Bengal while attending a festival of the Dalit Matua community that has been demanding CAA | Kolkata News

CAA rules will be framed by March 2024: Union minister - Vimarsana News

CAA rules will be framed by March 2024: Union minister

The CAA, passed in 2020, offers citizenship to non-Muslims from Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Bangladesh who entered India before 2015.  | Latest News India

Mamata steamrolls BJP in Bengal as exit polls miss target by wide margin - Vimarsana News

Mamata steamrolls BJP in Bengal as exit polls miss target by wide margin

The mercurial leader, however, lost by 1956 votes in Nandigram to former protege-turned-BJP adversary Suvendu Adhikari. The TMC won 208 seats and is leading in five more polling 47.94 per cent votes till 3.30 am, while the BJP clinched 76 seats and is leading in one, bagging 38.13 per cent votes. Elections were held in 292 constituencies of the 294- member assembly. Polling was countermanded in two constituencies after candidates fell victim to a raging COVID-19 pandemic. "It's a victory for Bengal's people...it's Banglar joy' (Bengal's victory)," Banerjee told TMC workers, while her part...