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(Chitrakoot), Govindnagar " and the NCP had been in 2019, the Congress’ hold in its has retained its base in Konkan. and the NCP have decided to The BJP, which won 122 (Kanpur) and Ghosi (Mau) . power for three consecutive strongholds of Vidarbha, The BJP and the Shiv Sena contest 125 seats each out of the seats in the 2014 Assembly and the reserved seats of terms before they lost to the Marathwada and Mumbai had swept the Lok Sabha polls total 288 seats in the polls. polls, had a vote share of 27.81 Balha (Bahraich), Iglas BJP-Sena combine in 2014. region has weakened. Similarly, in the State winning 41 of the While Prime Minister per cent, well ahead of the (Aligarh) and Zaidpur " In Haryana, the Congress the NCP is struggling to retain total 48 seats. The NCP and the Narendra Modi would again be Congress’ 17.95 per cent. 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" first time, attached the endan- There were 27 films in the run- gered animals under the ning this year but it was an Prevention of Money smuggler was trying to take unanimous decision " :"' Laundering Act (PMLA). them away on forged papers. to select ‘Gully Boy’,” FFI sec- $ The wild animals have An attachment by the ED retary general Supran Sen + been kept in Alipore Zoological renders an asset out of bounds told PTI. The movie, which was Garden in Kolkata. ED sources for its owner and it can be fur- released across the country on + said smuggler Supradip Guha ther confiscated by the agency February 14, also features Alia will be probed under the after the Adjudicating Bhatt, Vijay Raaz, Kalki " $ $ money laundering case. Authority of the PMLA, a Koechlin, Siddhant Chaturvedi, + The ED said the first-of-its- quasi-judicial body, approves and Vijay Varma. 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