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To Resist BJP, They Are Voting For The First Time In Two-Three-Four Decades


At 63, trade unionist Kushal Debnath will be voting for the first time in the ongoing elections in West Bengal. He never believed changing governments through elections could have any significant influence on the downtrodden people’s lives and, therefore, never went to any polling booth in his life. But he believes the West Bengal assembly election 2021 calls for special action.
“This election assumes special significance. The way the BJP is running a fascist campaign, pursuing divisive politics, communal polarisation, economic reforms favouring the capitalists as well as suppressing all critical voices, people should use every means available to prevent them from winning the Bengal elections,” said Debnath, a voter of Kolkata Port constituency in Kolkata.   ....

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Bengal Assembly elections 2021: Led by youth this time, Left hopes to lay the ground for the long battle ahead

Bengal Assembly elections 2021: Led by youth this time, Left hopes to lay the ground for the long battle ahead
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