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TMC's 'Special 40' Ready: Intensive Campaigning for 2026 Elections Begins Next Week

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News18•11-03-2026, 16:44

TMC's 'Special 40' Ready: Intensive Campaigning for 2026 Elections Begins Next Week

•Trinamool Congress to launch intensive campaigning across the state from next week for the 2026 assembly elections.
•A 'Special 40' team of state-level spokespersons, along with 2-4 district-level spokespersons, formed to present party views.
•Campaign issues include resisting BJP's attempt to snatch voting rights and Mamata Banerjee's legal fight to protect them.
•Highlighting Centre's withheld funds for schemes like 100-day work and housing, while the state provided support.
•Promoting state-provided schemes like Lakshmir Bhandar and Yuva Sathi, which have benefited many families.

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