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A Death-defying Day - Vimarsana News

A Death-defying Day

Never for once, in the 55 years that he lived, did he doubt that his people, for whom he suffered so much, which included 4682 days or nearly 13 years in prison, could have betrayed him.

Bengal panchayat polls: AISF candidate shot dead in Bhangar - Vimarsana News

Bengal panchayat polls: AISF candidate shot dead in Bhangar

An All India Secular Front (AISF) candidate, Mohammad Mohiuddin Molla, was shot dead on Thursday in West Bengal's South 24 Parganas district when he arrived at the block development office to file his nomination for the Panchayat polls, an ...

West Bengal Panchayat Polls: Calcutta HC Orders Deployment of Central Forces Within 48 Hours - Vimarsana News

West Bengal Panchayat Polls: Calcutta HC Orders Deployment of Central Forces Within 48 Hours

After violence gripped parts of some districts, the panchayat polls are now set to be conducted under the auspices of central forces. At least three people were killed in two separate clashes on June 15 as Opposition members were going to file nominations.

Source: thewire.in
4 killed in Bengal violence on last day for nominations - Vimarsana News

4 killed in Bengal violence on last day for nominations

On Thursday, the division bench of chief justice TS Sivagnanam and justice Uday Kumar asked the poll body to seek paramilitary assistance from the Union government within 48 hours | Latest News India

Trinamul Congress (TMC) | Trinamul Congress's delay in naming nominees for panchayat polls fuels unrest - Vimarsana News

Trinamul Congress (TMC) | Trinamul Congress's delay in naming nominees for panchayat polls fuels unrest

Sources in the ruling party, however, played down the impact of 'discontent and desertion'