In Monteswar Assembly constituency in Burdwan, which used to be CPI(M) bastion, TMC candidate Saikat Panja defeated CPI(M)’s Md Osman Ghani Sarkar by 1. However, the huge margins of its victories may have surprised even the ruling party leaders. In six out of the seven Assembly segments in Tamluk, CPI(M) candidate Mandira Pande came second but in Nandigram, where 14 people were killed in 2007 during Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee’s rule, CPI(M) was relegated to the third position by the BJP. Glitter Toilet Seats Manufacturer TMC’s Saikat Panja (left) after winning Monteswar Assembly seat. TMC’s vote share increased exponentially in these bypolls. Only six months ago, in the Assembly election, TMC’s Sajal Panja had won the seat by 706 votes.Betters victory margin in Assembly constituency, 2 LS seats. The bypoll was necessitated after Mr Panja’s death.. The TMC fielded his son Saikat who made history by winning securing a record vote share of above 77 per cent.Describing the bypolls as “farce”, Left Front chairman Biman Bose alleged that the TMC unleashed terror ahead of the polls and indulged in large-scale rigging. His younger brother and sitting Contai South MLA Dibyendu Adhikari contested the seat and doubled the victory margin by polling nearly 5 lakh votes.27 lakh votes.13 lakh vote. The bypoll in Tamluk was necessitated due to Mr Adhikary’s resignation, who, on the CM’s advice, contested the Assembly polls and became the state transport minister.5 lakh votes.Chief minister Mamata Banerjee described the massive victory of her party in Cooch Behar and Tamluk Lok Sabha and Monteswar Assembly  seats as “people’s revolt” against demonetisation. Left Front’s Nipendranath Roy came a poor third by bagging just 87,363 votes, while BJP candidate Hemchandra Burman secured 3,81,134 votes. Kolkata: Trinamul Congress on Tuesday won two Lok Sabha and one Assembly seats where bypolls were held on Saturday with record margins. The magnitude of his victory can be gauged from the fact that candidates of all opposition parties — CPI(M), BJP and Congress — lost their deposits. In 2014 Lok Sabha elections,  TMC’s Renuka Sinha had won the seat by a margin of 37,000 votes. These bypolls were held only 10 days after Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced his decision to scrap Rs 1,000 and Rs 500 currency notes. In 2014 Lok Sabha elections, Subhendu Adhikari had won the seat for the ruling party by nearly 2. The bypoll, which Mr Roy won by polling nearly eight lakh votes, was necessitated due to Ms Sinha's death.TMC’s Partha Pratim Roy won Cooch Behar Lok Sabha seat by a huge margin of above 4.Given the disarray in which the opposition parties have been in Bengal, TMC’s clean sweep was never in doubt.TMC’s victory in Tamluk Lok Sabha seat in East Midnapore was equally spectacular. Significantly, while CPI(M) and Congress were decimated, the BJP’s vote share saw an increase.

As a result, the seat adjustments with the Congress remained incomplete. Among the 22 seats in Murshidabad district, the CPI(M) has fielded its candidates in eight seats out of which there will be a friendly-contest with the Congress in four seats — Domkal, Hariharpara, Sagardighi and Jangipur. Among these, there will be a friendly contest with the Congress in four seats except Bharatpur. Even state Congress president Adhir Chowdhury expressed his displeasure with the RSP’s decision. But we cannot let the Opposition votes get divided. The RSP has declined such proposals.” Mr Mishra further urged his party workers to support the Congress in places where there was no friendly contest between them. “When it comes to seat adjustments, some issues do exist. However, the Congress wants the RSP to withdraw its candidates from the four seats. However, both the leaders were of the view that this should not lead to the division of Opposition votes. So far, the Left Front has fielded its candidates in 217 seats Children Toilet Seats Factory and the Congress has announced its candidates in 84 seats and wants to contest in another 10 seats.Left Front chairman Biman Bose on Sunday admitted that there were some “issues” over the seat adjustment with the Congress ahead of the Assembly election, while CPI(M) state secretary Surjya Kanta Mis Left Front chairman Biman Bose on Sunday admitted that there were some “issues” over the seat adjustment with the Congress ahead of the Assembly election, while CPI(M) state secretary Surjya Kanta Mishra said there were no issues in this regard in 90 per cent of the total seats. Out of 294 seats in Bengal Legislative Assembly, there will be a friendly contest between both the parties in 17 seats. Left Front partner RSP has fielded its candidates in five seats — Bharatpur, Suti, Raghunathganj, Burwan and Nowda. Admitting that there was still some problems in seat adjustments with the Congress, CPI(M) state secretary Surjyakanta Mishra said, “We have already completed the seat adjustment process in 90 per cent of the total seats.. We cannot say that we have found solutions for every seat,” Mr Bose said at a press conference. It was Left Front’s constituent RSP which was reluctant to leave four seats for Congress in Murshidabad.