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Voter Deletions in Bengal Spark Political Controversy and Polarisation
The deletion of over 90 lakh electors from Bengal's electoral rolls has ignited political controversy, with a BJP leader labeling those removed as 'anti-nationals' and concerns rising over polarisation in key Muslim belts.
10 Apr, 20:15 — 11 Apr, 01:44
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Times of IndiaMostly Factual8h ago
Those deleted from rolls 'anti-nationals', says Bengal BJP neta
Former state BJP chief Dilip Ghosh labelled over 90 lakh people removed from Bengal's electoral rolls as 'anti-nationals'. He challenged Trinamool Congress to win without 'fake voters'. Ghosh's remarks came after acknowledging some genuine voters were removed. His opponent criticised the statement, questioning if Hindus excluded were traitors.
By SUJOY KHANRA
Read full article →indian-expressMostly Factual3h ago
Polarisation to voter deletions: In Bengal fray, why SIR cloud hangs over key Muslim belts
By Ravik Bhattacharya, Atri Mitra
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First report: Times of India · 10 Apr, 20:15|Full coverage: 2 · 5h|Window: 5h
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