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1 week ago |
deccanherald.com | SHIKHA MUKERJEE
Waqf law a new frontier for polarising politics in West BengalWhy would a routine protest over the new provisions in the old Waqf Act trigger violence? Why in Murshidabad?
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1 week ago |
deccanchronicle.com | SHIKHA MUKERJEE
If it’s not showdown time yet, there are signs it’s coming. A constitutional crisis provoked by politics is brewing between some states, specifically those where parties in Opposition to the BJP and some governors in these states, appointed, alas, by the Central government headed by Narendra Modi. In the interstices of the law, as laid down in the Constitution, is a space that is today a battleground between opposing interpretations, fundamental values and core principles.
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1 week ago |
nationalheraldindia.com | SHIKHA MUKERJEE
The party congress laid a road map for its units in Kerala and West Bengal while clarifying its relationship with INDIA bloc and CongressA fair amount of agonising introspection of its recent performance and its declining and depleted state marked the 24thparty congress of the CPI(M), which concluded in Madurai.
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2 weeks ago |
newindianexpress.com | SHIKHA MUKERJEE
The opposition in West Bengal is perfectly justified in demanding Mamata Banerjee’s resignation for heading a corrupt administration. It is indeed a major hazard in politics, where voters may decide that any alternative is better than a corrupt regime that fleeces the vulnerable and then fails to provide a cover for its misdemeanours.
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2 weeks ago |
deccanchronicle.com | SHIKHA MUKERJEE
The public displays of righteous indignation by the parties opposed to Mamata Banerjee’s government in West Bengal, all of whom revelled in triumphant glee after the Supreme Court ruled that all 25,753 teachers and staff recruited by the West Bengal government through an examination to assess eligibility must be sacked, has shocked and distressed voters. Not all of them are committed to either Mamata Banerjee or the Trinamul Congress that she leads.
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