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WB Assembly elections: Congress, Left parties hold meeting to discuss seat-sharing

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WB Assembly elections: Congress, Left parties hold meeting to discuss seat-sharing

WB Assembly elections: Congress, Left parties hold meeting to discuss seat-sharing

Congress and Left party leaders held a joint meeting in West Bengal's Kolkata.

The meeting was conducted on January 07 to discuss seat-sharing for the West Bengal Legislative Assembly elections.

Various leaders were present in the meeting today.


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