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Tortured in jail, won’t apologise: BJP activist on sharing Mamata’s photo ‘I don’t have any regrets. I have not done anything for which I will have to apologise,’ Priyanka Sharma said LokSabha Elections 2019 : BJP youth wing extremist Priyanka Sharma, who left prison on Wednesday in the wake of being captured for posting a transformed picture of West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Facebook, said she would not apologize. “I don’t have any second thoughts. I have not done anything for which I should apologize,” Sharma told a question and answer session at the BJP office here. She was discharged at 9.40 am from the Alipore correctional facility following five days following a Supreme Court request. The BJP extremist claimed that she was bothered and tormented inside prison. “I was tormented in the correctional facility. Indeed, even the guard pushed me yesterday. I disclosed to them I am not a criminal that you are pushing me into the prison room this way,” sh...

EC to hold review meeting before phase 7; West Bengal might be the focus The review meeting will be held via video conference and will be attended by poll officials and observers for constituencies going to polls on the 19th LokSabha Elections 2019 : The Election Commission will on Wednesday hold an audit meeting with eyewitnesses and state boss constituent officers for the last period of Lok Sabha surveys on May 19. The audit meeting which will be held by means of video gathering, comes multi day after BJP and Trinamool Congress specialists took on pitched conflicts in the city of Kolkata amid a huge street appear by the saffron party president Amit Shah. “Since nine out of 59 parliamentary voting public going for survey on May 19 are from West Bengal, it is regular that onlookers and survey authorities from the state will likewise take an interest,” an authority said. He, in any case, would not say whether the attention will be on West Bengal. While Trinamool Congr...

TMC’s ‘united India rally’ will sound BJP’s death knell in LS polls: Mamata Regional parties would be the deciding factor in the Lok Sabha polls, said West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee With an eye on Delhi, the  Trinamool Congress  (TMC) is altogether prepared for Saturday’s “united opposition rally”, which party supremo and West Bengal Chief Minister  Mamata Banerjee  said would sound the “death knell” for the BJP in the coming Lok Sabha surveys. Pioneers of more than 20 resistance parties are relied upon to go to the rally at the notable Brigade Parade Ground here on Saturday to pledge to set up a unified battle against the “misrule” of the saffron party. The TMC plans to utilize the rally as a stage to prop Banerjee as a pioneer who can “bring different gatherings” and test the decision  Bharatiya Janata Party  (BJP) after the general race. Banerjee, the cerebrum behind the uber restriction rally, on Thursday said the provincial...