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1st phase of polling concludes in Bengal & Assam; What are the key highlights? | The Vote
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March 27, 2021
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45:36Now PlayingOn The Urban Debate today, Tanvi Shukla takes us through the controversies that erupted in the States of West Bengal and Assam today. 1st phase of polling ended in both the assemblies with a voter-turnout of nearly 80 and 72 per cent respectively. However, amid polling, a clash broke out between the BJP and TMC workers in Bengal. Meanwhile, a political word war also stirred between PM Modi and CM Mamata Banerjee.
Will BJP benefit from Suvendu Adhikari's influence or will Mamata Banerjee's sympathy tactic work? Will the anti-CAA sentiment affect BJP in Assam? Why is TMC so agitated with what PM Modi is doing on an official visit to Bangladesh?
BJP's Dr Nikhil Prasun says that 'Any political meaning to PM Modi's Bangladesh visit is ridiculous; Whenever PM Modi visits a foreign country, he meets Indians living there and visits places, there should not be any meaning attached to it''.
While CPI Leader Dinesh Varsh says that 'PM Modi has violated the code of conduct, he should have avoided a visit like this to a neighbouring country; Mamata Banerjee and BJP both are corrupt, the advent of BJP in West Bengal was led by Mamata Banerjee herself'.
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