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Ritabrata Meets Murshidabad SP Demanding Free Rejinagar Election, Alleges Worker Intimidation
- •Ritabrata Bandyopadhyay, Ganatantrik Trinamool Congress leader, met Murshidabad SP Sachin Makkar ahead of the Rejinagar by-election.
- •Ritabrata demanded free and peaceful elections and ensured the safety of his party workers.
- •He alleged that party workers are being intimidated and informed the SP about the issue.
- •Ritabrata declined to comment on the alleged attack on Humayun Kabir, citing it as an internal dispute.
- •He highlighted the party's financial difficulties, stating reliance on donations and a focus on door-to-door campaigning.
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Ahead of the Rejinagar assembly by-election, Ganatantrik Trinamool Congress leader Ritabrata Bandyopadhyay met Murshidabad Superintendent of Police Sachin Makkar to demand free and peaceful elections, ensure party worker safety, and report that workers are being intimidated.
Ritabrata stated that his party is facing serious financial problems and is running entirely on donations, contrasting their situation with opponents who have a lot of money, coal, and sand, which forces them to focus on door-to-door campaigning.
Ritabrata stated that he knows nothing about Humayun Kabir or whether the situation involves an internal dispute, adding that only Kabir can speak for himself, and noted that none of them are NCPI MPs so they should not comment on that matter.
