New Delhi: The Indian National Congress is unlikely to oppose a candidate against Bengal Minister Banger Banerjee in the elections who will come to the constituency of Bhabanipur on September 30.
The Trinamool Congress (TMC) on Sunday officially announced that Head of West Bengal Mamata Banerjee was a candidate for the party for the constituency of the Bhabanipur Constituency to be held on September 30.
Furthermore, the leaders of TMC Jakir Hossain and Amirul Islam each will be a party candidate for the Jangipur and Samsergan chairs respectively.
Previously on Saturday, the Election Commission has announced to hold an election with three assembly seats in West Bengal on September 30.
This constituency includes Bhabanipur, a traditional seat of the Minister of Mamata Banerjee, from where he will oppose the election.
Besides Bhabanipur, the polls will be held in the constituency of Samserganj and Jangipur.
Vote counting will take place on October 3.
In particular, Mamata Banerjee was defeated by BJP leader Suvendu Adhikari in the constituency of the Nandigram Assembly in the State Assembly poll this year.
After this, the Bhabanipur assembly chair was emptied by the West Bengal Agriculture Minister Sobhandebadhyay in May, made the way for the Bengal Bengal Bengal Minister Banerjee Mamata for the contest from the chair.
The election in the chair is very important for Banerjee to win if he must remain the country’s lead minister.
Mamata Banerjee-LED TMC registered the victory of landslides in polls who won 213 seats in 294 members of the West Bengal Assembly.
Although aggressive campaigns, BJP lost polls but emerged as the second largest party with 77 seats.