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Speaking to Vikram Chandra on News Guru, BJP candidate from Tarakeshwar in West Bengal, Swapan Dasgupta rubbishes allegations of booth capturing in the state.

Assembly Election 2021: BJP will get a comfortable majority in West Bengal, says Swapan Dasgupta

Speaking to Vikram Chandra on News Guru, BJP candidate from Tarakeshwar in West Bengal, Swapan Dasgupta rubbishes allegations of booth capturing in the state. He said 2021 is the most free &amp; fair polls in Bengal's history and people coming out to vote in large numbers is a huge win for democracy. He added that the BJP is heading towards a comfortable majority in in West Bengal as there is momentum on the ground.&nbsp;

Swapan Dasgupta: BJP will get a comfortable majority in Bengal

Speaking to Vikram Chandra on News Guru, BJP candidate from Tarakeshwar in <a href="https://www.editorji.com/west-bengal-assembly-election" target="_blank">West Bengal</a>, Swapan Dasgupta rubbishes allegations of booth capturing in the state.
He said 2021 is the most free &amp; fair polls in Bengal's history and people coming out to vote in large numbers is a huge win for democracy.
He added that the BJP is heading towards a comfortable majority in West Bengal as there is momentum on the ground.&nbsp;
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Swapan Dasgupta, nominated by the BJP for the upcoming Bengal elections, resigned from the Upper House on Tuesday amid a row over his nomination

Bengal Election 2021: Swapan Dasgupta resigns from Rajya Sabha amid row over nomination

Rajya Sabha member Swapan Dasgupta, nominated by the BJP for the upcoming West Bengal assembly elections, resigned from the Upper House on Tuesday amid a row over his nomination. The TMC had decided to move a disqualification notice against Dasgupta for 'violating the Tenth Schedule of the Constitution', after the BJP gave him ticket to contest.
The Tenth Schedule of the Constitution says a nominated member of Parliament shall be disqualified if he or she joins a political party after the expiry of six months from the date of taking the seat.
The BJP announced Sunday that Dasgupta would be the party&rsquo;s candidate from Tarakeshwar constituency in Bengal that is going to assembly polls in eight phases starting March 27.
In a tweet Swapan Dasgupta said, he resigned to commit himself to the fight for a better Bengal.

Swapan Dasgupta resigns from Rajya Sabha amid row over nomination

Swapan Dasgupta&nbsp;resigns as&nbsp;Rajya Sabha MP
He has been&nbsp;given a ticket by&nbsp;BJP for Bengal polls
TMC&nbsp;moved a disqualification notice against him
TMC&nbsp;claims&nbsp;violation of 10th schedule of the Constitution
10th schedule: nominated MP to be disqualified if he joins party
BJP&nbsp;fielded Swapan&nbsp;Dasgupta&nbsp;from Tarakeshwar in Bengal
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Rajya Sabha member Swapan Dasgupta, nominated by the BJP for the upcoming <a href="https://www.editorji.com/west-bengal-assembly-election" target="_blank" >West Bengal assembly elections</a>, resigned from the Upper House on Tuesday amid a row over his nomination. The TMC had decided to move a disqualification notice against Dasgupta for 'violating the Tenth Schedule of the Constitution', after the BJP gave him ticket to contest.
The Tenth Schedule of the Constitution says a nominated member of Parliament shall be disqualified if he or she joins a political party after the expiry of six months from the date of taking the seat.
The BJP announced Sunday that Dasgupta would be the party&rsquo;s candidate from Tarakeshwar constituency in Bengal that is going to assembly polls in eight phases starting March 27.
In a tweet Swapan Dasgupta said, he resigned to commit himself to the fight for a better Bengal.
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Building Trust, Strengthening Federalism

Trust is at the core of any country that is steeped in federalism. The central and state governments have to work together to ensure sustainable and inclusive growth across the country. Legislations enacted by Parliament have to ensure that the interests of all regions are taken into account. How strong is the federal structure in India? Does the legislative process ensure that the interests of all regions are equally represented? How can disruptions in Parliament be minimised? A special discussion with PAFI
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Trust is at the core of any country that is steeped in federalism. The central and state governments have to work together to ensure sustainable and inclusive growth across the country. Legislations enacted by Parliament have to ensure that the interests of all regions are taken into account. How strong is the federal structure in India? Does the legislative process ensure that the interests of all regions are equally represented? How can disruptions in Parliament be minimised? A special session hosted by PAFI
Moderated by Vikram&nbsp;Chandra, the panel includes-&nbsp;Dinesh Trivedi,&nbsp;Member of Parliament Rajya Sabha,&nbsp;TMC,&nbsp;Priyanka Vickram Chaturvedi,&nbsp;Member of Parliament, Rajya Sabha and Deputy Leader,&nbsp;Shiv Sena,&nbsp;Swapan Dasgupta,&nbsp;Member of Parliament,&nbsp;Rajya Sabha,&nbsp;BJP Kalikesh Narayan Singh Deo,&nbsp;Former Member of Parliament,&nbsp;BJD

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