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West Bengal byelections and what they mean for Opposition politics in the State

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West Bengal byelections and what they mean for Opposition politics in the State

Despite these trends, the margin of victory of the BJP in the recently concluded bypolls at Nandigram and Rejinagar is something that must ring alarm bells for the Opposition parties.

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