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MAN ON A MISSION

fter its demoralising setback in the 2021 assembly election, where chief minister Mamata Banerjee held on to her fortress through a massive siege and won a hard-fought battle hands down, the BJP in West Bengal has exhibited all signs of being in trauma ward. Its strategies backfired—142 Trinamool Congress imports it fielded lost in the election, and a reverse flow began. Mukul Roy, former TMC No. 2, did a . Even star MP Babul Supriyo defected. The latter’s assembly bypoll win from Ballygunge this April, along with that of Shatrughan Sinha from the Asansol Lok Sabha seat, capped that period of pain. The feud between state

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