Narendra Modi acknowledged BJP-NDA victories in West Bengal, Assam, and Puducherry following ongoing bye-elections.
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Narendra Modi acknowledged BJP-NDA victories in West Bengal, Assam, and Puducherry following ongoing bye-elections.
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Multi-state by-elections underway across key Indian statesAlso in this story
- The Election Commission of India conducted a by-election in West Bengal, with the BJP candidate leading the contest.
- By-elections are being held in key states, including Assam and West Bengal, to test political viability.
- The Election Commission of India must frame guidelines for upcoming by-polls in Tamil Nadu.
- ECI conducted byelections in Tamil Nadu, with C. Vijayabaskar and S. Jayakumar associated with the event.
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Narendra Modi
Prime Minister of India since 2014
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West Bengal
Indian state
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Assam
Indian state
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Puducherry
Union Territory of India
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