Siliguri, 01st May: In a move aimed at preventing possible irregularities during vote counting, the Bharatiya Janata Party organised a special training workshop in Siliguri. The programme was held at a private hotel in the city in the presence of central leadership. The workshop was attended by 28 BJP candidates, where detailed training was provided

Siliguri, 16th April: With less than a week remaining before the first phase of the Assembly elections, political campaigning has intensified across Siliguri. Candidates from various parties are actively reaching out to voters, and the election fervour is visible across the city’s streets and neighbourhoods. In this context, Congress candidate Aloke Dhara, contesting from the

Siliguri, 16th April: The Kamtapur Progressive Party (KPP) clarified its political stance ahead of the upcoming Assembly elections, announcing its support for candidates of the Kamtapur State Demand Council (KSDC). The announcement was made during a press conference held at the Siliguri Journalists’ Club. Leaders of the organisation stated that the KPP will support KSDC

Rajganj, 16th November: Tension spread in Rajganj after allegations surfaced that posters put up in support of Trinamool Congress candidate Swapna Burman were torn down. The incident was reported from the Banshbari area under Panikauri Gram Panchayat in Rajganj block. According to TMC sources, multiple posters supporting the candidate had been put up in the

Naxalbari, 16th April: With only few days left for campaigning, Congress candidate Amitava Sarkar from the Matigara-Naxalbari Assembly constituency has stepped up his election outreach. On Thursday, he conducted campaign activities in Rathkhola and Tukria More areas of Naxalbari. During the campaign, he was also seen greeting a TMC panchayat member. Sarkar said he is

Kharibari, 16th April: Himanta Biswa Sarma is set to campaign in Kharibari on Thursday in support of BJP candidate Durga Murmu from the Phansidewa Assembly constituency. He is scheduled to address a public rally at 3 pm. Preparations for the rally are in the final stages, with arrangements being completed at the venue. Security has

Rajganj, 09th April: CPI(M) leader Mohammed Salim on Thursday criticised the prevailing political scenario, asserting that the country had not been saved despite the removal of Left forces. He made the remarks while addressing an election rally in Rajganj. Salim was campaigning in support of CPI(M) candidate Kharendranath Roy near the Talma area under the

Siliguri, 09th April: Amid escalating political tensions over a poster dispute, BJP candidate Shankar Ghosh surrendered before the Siliguri Sub-Divisional Court and was granted unconditional bail. According to sources, the case was registered on the basis of a complaint filed by Panitanki Outpost Officer-in-Charge Nirmal Kumar Das. Police booked Shankar Ghosh and several BJP workers

Naxalbari, 09th April: Tension erupted in Naxalbari following allegations of poster vandalism, leading to clashes between supporters of the Trinamool Congress and the BJP. Four individuals were arrested in connection with the incident. According to sources, BJP workers were accused of tearing down Trinamool Congress posters in the Roypara area. The situation soon escalated into

Siliguri, 02nd April: BJP candidate Shankar Ghosh on Thursday filed his nomination papers in Siliguri, while party candidates Anandamay Barman from Matigara-Naxalbari and Durga Murmu from Phansidewa also submitted their nominations. A rally was taken out from in front of Kanchenjunga Stadium before the candidates proceeded for nomination filing. Shankar Ghosh filed his nomination at