Bharati Ghosh, a pioneering table tennis teacher and coach, who played a pivotal role in establishing Siliguri as the ‘City of Table Tennis,’ passed away today at the age of 86.
Subsequently, around 500 activists of PCAPA, who were guided by 25 armed Maoists, hijacked the BhubaneswarDelhi Rajdhani on 27 October, 2009 near the Banstala station at Jhargram demanding the release of Mahato.
The use of bricks to counter the beating of dogs analogy has placed the tryst with democracy on a powder keg.
Tamluk recorded the highest polling percentage at 82.99 per cent, followed by Bishnupur (81.90 per cent), Jhargram (81.68 per cent), Ghatal (80.35 per cent), Kanthi (80.06 per cent), Purulia (78.64 per cent), Midnapore (78.17 per cent) and Bankura (75.68 per cent).
BJP leader Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi said the party has also demanded that outsiders are not allowed in Lok Sabha constituencies of the state.
West Bengal is the only state to have recorded poll violence in every Lok Sabha election phase held so far.
Bharati Ghosh is taking on Bengali film star-cum-MP Deepak (Dev) Adhikari of the Trinamool Congress in the Ghatal Lok Sabha constituency.
Ghosh said the amount was for her personal expenses.
Ghosh, who joined the BJP in February, allegedly told a bunch of TMC workers that they will be “beaten like dogs”.
Ghosh, who was transferred as Commandant of West Bengal Armed Police's 3rd Battalion on December 26, 2018, had resigned from the service two days later
