Suvendu Adhikari Resigns from Nandigram Seat After Winning Two Assembly Seats

Kolkata, તા.15: West Bengal Chief Minister and BJP veteran Suvendu Adhikari today created a flutter in state politics. After registering a historic victory from two seats in the recent Assembly elections, he submitted his resignation to Assembly Speaker Rathindra Bose on Friday as per rules. Suvendu Adhikari decided to give up his high-profile Nandigram seat and retain the prestigious Bhabanipur seat in South Kolkata. છે.કેમ He had to resign. As per the Election Commission of India rules, if a candidate wins from two Assembly seats, he has to resign from any one seat within a time frame of 14 days. Suvendu Adhikari had to wave saffron in both Nandigram in Purba Medinipur and Bhabanipur in South Kolkata. Why did he choose Bhabanipur at the fag end of the deadline today? According to political analysts, retaining the Bhabanipur seat is a very strategic decision. Bhabanipur, the heart of South Kolkata, is considered to be the next seat to be vacated.