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millenniumpost.in RNI NO.: WBENG/2015/65962 millenniumPUBLISHED FROM DELHI & KOLKATA VOL. 4, ISSUE 60 | Sunday, 4 March, 2018 | Kolkata | Pages 16 | Rs 3.00 post NO HALF TRUTHS CITY PAGE 3 WORLD PAGE 6 FILM PAGE 16 CAMERA SHOOTS BIG CAT IN NO TALKS UNLESS US BLOC SCRAPS FROM OBSCURITY LALGARH, CAGE-TRAPS INSTALLED ITS OWN NUCLEAR WEAPONS: IRAN TO STARDOM Tripura result is CPM’s loss, BJP DEFEATS CPM-LED not BJP’s credit: Mamata the country. They are doing barbarism to make their party significant in all the states. This will LEFT FRONT IN TRIPURA not continue for long. They will suffer a crush- ing defeat in 2019 and the Rajasthan, Karna- taka, and Madhya Pradesh Assembly elections 25-year Communist reign in North-Eastern state comes to an end later this year, would be the turning point,” the Trinamool Congress supremo claimed. OUR CORRESPONDENT and wanted to get rid of CPI(M) rule.” She also blamed Congress, the erstwhile He added that the BJP’s alliance main opposition party in the state, of complete AGARTALA: The Bharatiya Janata with the tribal dominated IPFT too inactivity in the election and said had they put Party-Indigenous People’s Front of Tri- had helped the saffron party. “Tribal up a proper fight, BJP would have ended up pura (BJP-IPFT) alliance made his- votes in Tripura are around 35 per cent with merely 10 seats in Tripura. “Tripura is a tory on Saturday by ending 25 years of and they voted for the BJP lock, stock small place with 25 lakh people. A small district uninterrupted CPI(M)-led Left Front and barrel,” he observed. like Howrah in West Bengal has more than 38 rule in the Tripura Assembly polls. The Sarma also dismissed suggestions lakh voters. So there is no point getting over- party captured 35 seats on its own while that the minorities in the North-East, enthusiastic about this victory,” the Chief Min- its alliance partner IPFT bagged eight particularly Christians are against the ister added. seats, giving the combine more than a BJP, saying that the community “whole- “I need to know why the CPI(M) did not two-thirds majority in the House. heartedly” supported the party. On the protest. Their performance is not very bad. The elections in 59 seats in the poll outcome, CPI(M) General Sec- There is a difference of five percent votes. I 60-member Assembly were held on retary Sitaram Yechury said, “Tripura think it is not a victory for the BJP, it is the fail- February 18 while polling was counter- voters have given their mandate for a ure of the Congress and surrender by the BJP,” manded in one seat due to the death of BJP-IPFT government in the state. We Banerjee said. a CPI(M) candidate. The saffron party thank the people of Tripura for giving “Certainly there was an anti-incumbency inflicted a humiliating defeat on the us the opportunity to serve them for the factor as the Left Front was ruling there for a Left Front which had never faced such past 25 years.” long time. But if Congress could put up a proper a situation even when it had lost power He said that the CPI(M) would con- fight, getting four to five percent vote would not in 1988 to the Congress-Tripura Upajati tinue to oppose the BJP and its “divi- have been a big deal. Then BJP would have had Juba Samity combine. from taking the responsibility,” he told in 1988 Assembly polls to the Congress- sive agenda” not only in Tripura but TARUN GOSWAMI only 10 seats,” she pointed out. The BJP’s strong showing came as a reporters here when asked if he would Tripura Upajati Juba Samity combine throughout the country. He alleged “They could not win in Meghalaya. They surprise for many as the party did not accept the task of chief ministership. by just one seat. that the BJP has used both “money and KOLKATA: There is nothing for the BJP to have lost in Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan even have a councillor in Tripura. It had Deb, a gym instructor-turned-poli- The Congress failed to open its muscle power in Tripura”. The CPI(M)- get excited about by winning in Tripura, Chief elections recently. Victories in Bengal and Odi- secured around 1.5 per cent in the 2013 tician, thanked the people of Tripura for account this time and its vote share led Left Front (LF), which had first Minister Mamata Banerjee said on Saturday sha are beyond them,” she added. Assembly elections in the state. The their overwhelming support and cred- dipped to slightly over 2 per cent. BJP assumed power in Tripura in 1978, evening. “It is not the victory of the BJP in Tri- The victory of BJP in Tripura will not have BJP, which contested in 51 seats in Tri- ited Prime Minister Narendra Modi leader Ram Madhav said that the peo- winning 56 of the 60 seats in the state pura but it is CPI(M)’s loss and arrogance of its any impact in Bengal, Partha Chatterjee, sec- pura, has secured over 43 per cent of the and BJP chief Amit Shah with the par- ple in the state have voted for a change. Assembly, never fared so badly in elec- leaders,” she said adding that there was nothing retary general of the Trinamool Congress said votes. Its ally IPFT, which fielded candi- ty’s showing. “I have already been given “They have supported our slogan tions in the north-eastern state as it did to rejoice for BJP. on Saturday adding that the party has won by dates in nine seats, got 8 per cent votes. a bigger responsibility, the party’s state for change,” he said, adding that the in this year’s polls. Accusing the ruling party at the Centre of using sheer money power. “CPI(M)’s arrogance Among the winning candidates presidentship, which I have been ful- CPI(M) gave a “spirited fight”. Nripen Chakrabarty had headed showering money in Tripura and using the is responsible for the defeat,” he said. were BJP Tripura state president Biplab filling to the best of my ability,” he said. BJP in-charge of Tripura and Assam the first LF government in the state in central forces in its favour during the elections, Echoing Chatterjee’s thoughts, Sitaram Yeh- Kumar Deb, who said on Saturday that The CPI(M)-led Left Front, which minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said, 1978. The Congress had drawn a blank Banerjee said it is a mystery why CPI(M), that churi, former general secretary of CPI(M) said he is ready to take on the mantle of had captured 50 of the 60 seats in the “The people were fed up with the Manik and the Tripura Upajati Juba Samity has been ruling the state for so long, did not pro- the BJP has come to power by “ using money chief minister. “I am ready to take 2013 Assembly polls, secured 42.7 per Sarkar government which has been rul- (TUJS), a tribal outfit, had managed to test a single issue and completely surrendered. and muscle power and by uniting all forces the responsibility. I will not run away cent this time. The Left Front had lost ing the state for more than two decades bag four seats in 1978. “This central government is not governing against the Left.” In today’s Meghalaya House hung; BJP paper certain to be in Nagaland govt ... OUR CORRESPONDENT Senior Congress leader Kamal Nath, who was despatched to Shillong CITY SHILLONG/ KOHIMA: The BJP- to explore ways of forming a Congress- NDPP alliance failed to secure a major- led government, said the party had the STATE TO APPOINT 10,000 NURSES 3 ity in Nagaland on Saturday, though support of MLAs necessary to prove with the state throwing up a hung majority on the floor of the Assem- NATION Assembly, the party’s participation in bly. “Congress being the single largest the future government looks certain. party should be invited by the governor NBWs AGAINST NIRAV, CHOKSI 4 The ruling NPF, which emerged as the to form its government. We will prove single largest party, extended invitation our majority any time the governor BUSINESS to the BJP join the new dispensation, asks,” he told TV channels in Shillong. ARCELORMITTAL IN JV WITH NSSMC 5 though the BJP-NDPP combine may Nagaland also gave a fractured ver- be able to form a government with help dict with no party or pre-poll alliance INTERNATIONAL from smaller parties like NPP, JD(U) having a majority. The BJP got an infor- and an independent. mal invitation from NPF leader and BURKINA FASO ARMY HQ ATTACKED 6 Meghalaya too gave a fractured ver- Chief Minister T R Zeliang to join the dict with the ruling Congress as the new government. The NPF, is the single SPORT single largest party with 21 seats, nine largest party in the House with 27 seats. short of a simple majority. The BJP is The BJP-NDPP combine has also won ADVANI ACHIEVES SNOOKER WC GLORY 7 already in power in Assam, Manipur 27 seats and are leading in one each. and Arunachal Pradesh. Though the The NPP of Conrad Sangma, a ruling Congress emerged as the single North-East Democratic alliance part- largest party in Meghalaya, it failed to ner of the BJP, has won two seats, and secure a majority, winning 21 seats, the Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar’s FOR ADVERTISING party could not open its account in Tri- JD(U) one.
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