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Lawyer and Columnist Sanjay Pinto and senior journalist S Murari weigh in the DMK's win in Tamil Nadu assembly elections and what it means for the MK Stalin

Vikram Chandra analysis with Sanjay Pinto and S Murari

Lawyer and Columnist Sanjay Pinto and senior journalist S Murari weigh in the DMK's win in Tamil Nadu assembly elections and what it means for the MK Stalin

Soon after the Bharatiya Janata Party on Thursday announced the names of 148 candidates for the last four phases of the West Bengal assembly polls that begin from March.

West Bengal Election 2021: BJP cadre protest in Bengal parts after party's candidate list

Soon after the Bharatiya Janata Party on Thursday announced the names of 148 candidates for the last four phases of the West Bengal assembly polls that begin from March 27, protests broke outside many offices of the saffron party with cadre burning flags and shouting slogans.
The angry cadre, who said TMC turncoats facing corruption charges have been given tickets, protest outside the BJP&rsquo;s main office in capital Kolkata.
Reports said the disgruntled BJP cadre damaged the party office in Malda&rsquo;s Shahpur and burnt tyres on the Nara Gola highway. Similar reports of protests were also reported from Jagaddal.
BJP supporters also held as protest in front of Ranaghat party office and in Durgapur East they locked the party office.

BJP cadre protest in Bengal parts after party's candidate list

BJP&nbsp;Vs BJP: Bengal cadre protest over candidate list
Workers burn BJP&nbsp;flags, damage&nbsp;BJP&nbsp;offices
Cadre angry over ticket to 'corrupt'&nbsp;TMC&nbsp;turncoats&nbsp;
BJP&nbsp;supporters lock party office in Durgapur&nbsp;East
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Soon after the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/topic/bjp-1486973473650" target="_blank" >Bharatiya Janata Party</a> on Thursday announced the names of 148 candidates for the last four phases of the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/west-bengal-assembly-election" target="_blank" >West Bengal assembly polls</a> that begin from March 27, protests broke outside many offices of the saffron party with cadre burning flags and shouting slogans.
The angry cadre, who said TMC turncoats facing corruption charges have been given tickets, protested outside the BJP&rsquo;s main office in capital Kolkata.
Reports said the disgruntled BJP cadre damaged the party office in Malda&rsquo;s Shahpur and burnt tyres on the Nara Gola highway. Similar reports of protests were also reported from Jagaddal.
BJP supporters also held as protest in front of party office in Ranaghat and in Durgapur East they locked the party office.
Also Read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/bjp-releases-list-of-candidates-for-148-seats-mukul-roy-to-contest-after-20-years-1616082391312" target="_blank" >BJP releases list of candidates for 148 seats: Mukul Roy to contest after 20 years</a>

West Bengal Election 2021: Bengal Trinamool MP Derek O'Brien ‘fact-checked’ PM Modi’s Hoogly speech on Monday, refuting his statements.

West Bengal Election 2021: TMC MP Derek O'Brien fact-checks PM's 'poriborton' speech, tweets rebuttal

Bengal Trinamool MP Derek O'Brien &lsquo;fact-checked&rsquo; PM Modi&rsquo;s Hoogly speech on Monday, refuting his statements. PM while addressing a rally in poll bound Bengal accused Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee and her government of corruption and &nbsp;preventing development.
 Rebutting the PM&rsquo;s statements on development, Derek pointed out that the average per person income in the state had &lsquo;more than doubled - from ₹ 51,543 in 2010 to ₹ 1.09 lakh in 2019&rsquo;. He also hit back at the PM&rsquo;s suggestion that Bengal could not generate employment because of lack of industries. To back his rebuttal he cited &lsquo;nearly 89 lakh small businesses operate in Bengal today compared to 34.6 lakh in 2012, employing 1.35 crore people&rsquo;.
 Derek responded to Modi&rsquo;s &nbsp;accusation the Trinamool has not allowed Bengal farmers to benefit from the centre's PM-Kisan scheme and blocked Ayushman Bharat scheme. He said the state had already put in place schemes for farmers, &nbsp;who he said had seen incomes triple in 10 years. "Bengal provides its farmers with annual financial assistance of ₹ 6,000 per acre while PM-Kisan provides maximum financial assistance of ₹ 1,214 per acre&rsquo;, Derek wrote on Twitter as he refuted PM&rsquo;s claims, pointing out further that Mamata had sent a list of 2.5 lakh farmers for inclusion in the centre's scheme but "no amount has been disbursed so far".
The Prime Minister had also said the Trinamool failed to provide drinking water to the people; adding the centre had sanctioned ₹ 1,700 crore but only ₹ 609 crore had been spent. In counter Derek said a scheme was being implemented and would provide &lsquo;piped water to two crore households at a cost of ₹ 58,000 crore, borne entirely by the state&rsquo;
The fact-check also included a list of the state's assistance to puja committees as the the Prime Minister said people in Bengal had been stopped from worshipping Goddess Durga.

Bengal TMC MP Derek O'Brien fact-checks PM's 'poriborton' speech, tweets rebuttal

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 (page 1) TMC's Derek O'Brien 'fact-checks' PM Modi's 'Poriborton' speech
 (page 2) Average income per person in Bengal more than doubled, from ₹ 51,543 in 2010 to ₹ 1.09 lakh in 2019&rsquo; -Derek O'Brien, Rajya Sabha MP, TMC
 (page 3) On PM&rsquo;s suggestion that Bengal could not generate employment due to lack of industries
 "Nearly 89 lakh small businesses operate in Bengal today, compared to 34.6 lakh in 2012, employing 1.35 crore people" -Derek O'Brien, Rajya Sabha MP, TMC
 (page 4) PM Modi's allegation: Trinamool has not allowed Bengal farmers to benefit from the PM-Kisan scheme and blocked Ayushman Bharat scheme
 (page 5) "Bengal provides its farmers with annual financial assistance of ₹6,000 per acre while PM-Kisan provides maximum financial assistance of ₹ 1,214 per acre" -Derek O'Brien, Rajya Sabha MP, TMC
 (page 6) &nbsp;"Mamata Banerjee had sent a list of 2.5 lakh farmers for inclusion in the centre's scheme but no amount has been disbursed so far" -Derek O'Brien, Rajya Sabha MP, TMC
 (page 7) PM Modi: Trinamool failed to provide drinking water to the people; centre had sanctioned ₹1,700 crore but only ₹609 crore had been spent.
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(page 8) "Bengal govt scheme being implemented, and would provide piped water to 2 crore households at a cost of ₹ 58,000 crore" -Derek -Derek O'Brien, Rajya Sabha MP, TMC
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Rajya Sabha MP Derek tweets point by point rebuttal
PM Modi accused Mamata govt of preventing development
Derek:&nbsp;89 lakh small businesses operate, employ 1.35 crore people
PM-Kisan provides maximum of ₹ 1,214 per acre only, Derek flags
Modi:&nbsp;people stopped from worshipping Goddess Durga in Bengal
Derek counters statement, lists&nbsp;state's assistance to puja committees
Modi:&nbsp; Sate can't generate&nbsp; employment as no industries in Bengal
Derek:&nbsp;89 lakh small businesses operate, employ 1.35 crore people

Bengal Trinamool MP Derek O'Brien &lsquo;fact-checked&rsquo; <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/west-bengal-has-made-up-its-mind-for-poriborton-pm-modi-at-hooghly-rally-1613997452378" target="_blank" >PM Modi&rsquo;s Hoogly speech</a> on Monday, refuting his statements. PM Modi&nbsp;while addressing a rally in poll bound Bengal accused Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee and her government of corruption and &nbsp;preventing development.
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Rebutting the PM&rsquo;s statements on development, Derek pointed out that the average per person income in the state had &lsquo;more than doubled - from ₹ 51,543 in 2010 to ₹ 1.09 lakh in 2019&rsquo;. He also hit back at the PM&rsquo;s suggestion that Bengal could not generate employment because of lack of industries. To back his rebuttal he cited &lsquo;nearly 89 lakh small businesses operate in Bengal today compared to 34.6 lakh in 2012, employing 1.35 crore people&rsquo;.
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Derek responded to Modi&rsquo;s &nbsp;accusation the Trinamool has not allowed Bengal farmers to benefit from the centre's PM-Kisan scheme and blocked Ayushman Bharat scheme. He said the state had already put in place schemes for farmers, &nbsp;who he said had seen incomes triple in 10 years.
&nbsp;
"Bengal provides its farmers with annual financial assistance of ₹ 6,000 per acre while PM-Kisan provides maximum financial assistance of ₹ 1,214 per acre&rsquo;, Derek wrote on Twitter as he refuted PM&rsquo;s claims, pointing out further that Mamata had sent a list of 2.5 lakh farmers for inclusion in the centre's scheme but "no amount has been disbursed so far".
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The Prime Minister had also said the Trinamool failed to provide drinking water to the people; adding the centre had sanctioned ₹ 1,700 crore but only ₹ 609 crore had been spent. In counter Derek said a scheme was being implemented and would provide &lsquo;piped water to two crore households at a cost of ₹ 58,000 crore, borne entirely by the state&rsquo;
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The fact-check also included a list of the state's assistance to puja committees as the the Prime Minister said people in Bengal had been stopped from worshipping Goddess Durga.
&nbsp;
Also Read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/pm-delivers-poriborton-speech-in-bengal-tmc-s-derek-o-brien-fact-checks-1614050053451" target="_blank" >PM delivers 'poriborton' speech in Bengal, TMC's Derek O'Brien 'fact-checks'</a>

Bengal Election 2021: Bengal Trinamool MP Derek O'Brien ‘fact-checked’ PM Modi’s Hoogly speech on Monday, refuting his statements.

Bengal Election 2021: PM Narendra Modi delivers 'poriborton' speech in Bengal, TMC's Derek O'Brien 'fact-checks'

Bengal Trinamool MP Derek O'Brien &lsquo;fact-checked&rsquo; PM Modi&rsquo;s Hoogly speech on Monday, refuting his statements. He pointed out that the average per person income in the state had &lsquo;more than doubled - from ₹ 51,543 in 2010 to ₹ 1.09 lakh in 2019&rsquo; and &lsquo;nearly 89 lakh small businesses operate in Bengal today compared to 34.6 lakh in 2012, employing 1.35 crore people&rsquo;. He also added the state had already put in place schemes for farmers - who he said had seen incomes triple in 10 years. The fact-check also included a list of the state's assistance to puja committees

PM delivers 'poriborton' speech in Bengal, TMC's Derek O'Brien 'fact-checks'

Bengal Trinamool MP Derek O'Brien &lsquo;fact-checked&rsquo; <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/west-bengal-has-made-up-its-mind-for-poriborton-pm-modi-at-hooghly-rally-1613997452378" target="_blank" >PM Modi&rsquo;s Hoogly speech</a> on Monday, refuting his statements.
He pointed out that the average per person income in the state had &lsquo;more than doubled - from ₹ 51,543 in 2010 to ₹ 1.09 lakh in 2019&rsquo; and &lsquo;nearly 89 lakh small businesses operate in Bengal today compared to 34.6 lakh in 2012, employing 1.35 crore people&rsquo;.
He also added the state had already put in place schemes for farmers - who he said had seen incomes triple in 10 years. The fact-check also included a list of the state's assistance to puja committees.
&nbsp;
Also Read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/bengal-tmc-mp-derek-o-brien-fact-checks-pm-s-poriborton-speech-tweets-rebuttal-1614062551011" target="_blank" >Bengal TMC MP Derek O'Brien fact-checks PM's 'poriborton' speech, tweets rebuttal</a>

Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Thursday took a dig at West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, saying that she too will chant &ldquo;Jai Shri Ram&rdquo; before Assembly elections are over in the state.The slogan gained significance as Didi last month declined to speak at an event to celebrate Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose&rsquo;s birth anniversary, after people chanted it.&ldquo;The environment is such that chanting Jai Shri Ram has become a crime in Bengal," the Home Minister said in a rally in Bengal's Cooch&nbsp;Behar.&nbsp;&ldquo;Mamata Didi, will the slogan be raised in Pakistan if not in Bengal? She will herself begin chanting it by the time Assembly polls are over.&rdquo;

West Bengal Election 2021: Mamata Banerjee will chant ‘Jai Shri Ram’ before polls are over, says Amit Shah

Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Thursday took a dig at West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, saying that she too will chant &ldquo;Jai Shri Ram&rdquo; before Assembly elections are over in the state. The slogan gained significance as Didi last month declined to speak at an event to celebrate Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose&rsquo;s birth anniversary, after people chanted it. &ldquo;The environment is such that chanting Jai Shri Ram has become a crime in Bengal," the Home Minister said in a rally in Bengal's Cooch&nbsp;Behar.&nbsp;&ldquo;Mamata Didi, will the slogan be raised in Pakistan if not in Bengal? She will herself begin chanting it by the time Assembly polls are over.&rdquo;

Amit Shah kicks off West Bengal's 'Poribartan Yatra' 

Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Thursday took a dig at West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, saying that she too will chant &ldquo;Jai Shri Ram&rdquo; before Assembly elections are over in the state. The slogan gained significance as Didi last month declined to speak at an event to celebrate Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose&rsquo;s birth anniversary, after people chanted it. &ldquo;The environment is such that chanting Jai Shri Ram has become a crime in Bengal," the Home Minister said in a rally in Bengal's Cooch&nbsp;Behar.&nbsp;&ldquo;Mamata Didi, will the slogan be raised in Pakistan if not in Bengal? She will herself begin chanting it by the time Assembly polls are over.&rdquo;

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