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Bengal BJP fights against its ‘Trinamoolification’

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Bengal BJP fights against its ‘Trinamoolification’

Having coming to power in West Bengal earlier this year, the State unit of the BJP is facing a major political challenge, which party leaders are describing as its ‘Trinamoolification’. Implicit in this word is that several leaders from the Trinamool Congress are joining the party and being given key responsibilities, and that the BJP is embracing the very culture of the party it opposed and contested against, finds Shiv Sahay Singh

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