A big upheaval has been seen in the politics of West Bengal. There is an atmosphere of celebration in the BJP camp just before the upcoming assembly elections in the state, while the ruling Trinamool Congress (TMC) has faced a shameful and crushing defeat in its own stronghold.
BJP has done this upset in the elections of ‘Calcutta High Court Club’, one of the most prestigious institutions of the state. Here the lawyers have expressed confidence in the BJP panel, giving a blow to Mamata Banerjee’s party.
This victory is being seen as a ‘good thing’ for BJP and a ‘danger ahead’ for TMC, because in a way this upset is being considered as the decision of the educated class. Political experts are looking at this beyond the lawyers’ decision.
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Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has captured 7 out of total 10 seats in the Kolkata High Court Club elections. BJP-backed Kallol Mandal defeated independent candidate Imtiaz Ahmed in a tough contest for the post of president. Mandal got 666 votes, while Ahmed got 635 votes. Apart from the post of President, the posts of Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, Joint Vice President and a Joint Secretary have also gone to BJP’s account.
Before the elections, TMC’s Bishwabrata Basu Malik (Babla Da) had started campaigning for the post of President, but he withdrew his nomination at the last moment.
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President:- Kallol Mandal
Vice President:- Anindya Basu
General Secretary:- Arun Kumar Upadhyay
Joint Secretary:- Madanu Jana
Treasurer:- Bijitesh Mukherjee
Working Committee Members:- Aishwarya Rajyashri, Pooja Sonkar
Leader of Opposition Suvendu Adhikari and Union Minister Sukant Majumdar have described BJP’s victory in the Kolkata High Court Club elections as welcome and expressed happiness.
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