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Left routed; Cong, allies on wining spree
The ruling Left Front in West Bengal on Tuesday was headed for a massive setback in the assembly bypolls at the hands of the Trinamool Congress and the Congress. The Left drew a blank even in Kerala where the Congress-UDF combine retained all the three seats. HT Correspondent reports.
Indo-Asian News Service
Raipur, November 10, 2009
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Chhattisgarh's ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Tuesday established an early lead over the Congress in the Vaishali Nagar assembly seat as officials counted votes cast in Saturday's by-election.

Jageshwar Sahu was leading by some 600 votes over Congress candidate Bhajan Singh Nirankari, officials said. The counting of votes started in Durg district at 8 a.m.

About 52 per cent of the 211,000 electorate voted Saturday. The by-election followed BJP legislator Saroj Pandey's election to the Lok Sabha in May.


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