The second round of talks between the Congress and Left parties for seat-sharing in the upcoming West Bengal elections were held on Thursday. The arrangement has been finalised for 193 seats so far. While Congress will contest on 92 seats, Left parties will contest on 101. The arrangement for the remaining 101 seats will be finalised in the next round of talks between the parties. The elections to the 294-member West Bengal assembly are likely to be held in April-May along with Assam, Tamil Nadu, and Kerala.
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