The Left party has named its candidates for the Nandigram and Rejinagar bypolls in West Bengal, while the ruling Trinamool Congress grapples with an internal split.
The Left alliance announced its candidates for the upcoming West Bengal bypolls in the Nandigram and Rejinagar constituencies.
Within the ruling Trinamool Congress, sources report a factional rift that could influence the party's campaign approach in these contests.
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Candidate selections by the Left set the stage for a competitive contest in two key West Bengal seats, while an internal split in the Trinamool Congress may weaken its electoral cohesion, potentially reshaping the state's political balance ahead of the bypolls.
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