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IN PHOTOS: TMC dominates Bengal rural polls by bagging over 12,518 seats, maintains strong lead

Updated On: 11 July, 2023 04:41 PM IST | Anagha Sawant

As the counting progresses in West Bengal, Trinamool Congress maintained its early leads in the results of panchayat polls see pics (Photo/PTI)  

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The trends show TMC leading in 2,712 panchayat seats and BJP in 734 (Pic/PTI)
The trends show TMC leading in 2,712 panchayat seats and BJP in 734 (Pic/PTI)
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BJP workers celebrate the party's lead during the votes counting of the West Bengal panchayat elections, at Fulia in Nadia  

BJP workers celebrate the party's lead during the votes counting of the West Bengal panchayat elections, at Fulia in Nadia

 

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Congress workers celebrate the party’s lead during the counting of votes of West Bengal panchayat polls, in Murshidabad district  

Congress workers celebrate the party’s lead during the counting of votes of West Bengal panchayat polls, in Murshidabad district

 

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TMC workers and supporters celebrate the party's lead during the counting of votes of the West Bengal panchayat polls  

TMC workers and supporters celebrate the party's lead during the counting of votes of the West Bengal panchayat polls

 

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TMC workers and supporters celebrate the party's lead during the counting of votes of the West Bengal panchayat polls, in Bankura district  

TMC workers and supporters celebrate the party's lead during the counting of votes of the West Bengal panchayat polls, in Bankura district

 

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Counting of votes for the West Bengal panchayat polls  

Counting of votes for the West Bengal panchayat polls

 

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