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Bypoll outcome bolsters BJP-led Biren Singh government in Manipur

By IANS | Updated: November 11, 2020 21:10 IST

Imphal, Nov 11 After winning four out of the five seats in the Assembly bypolls on Tuesday, the ...

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Imphal, Nov 11 After winning four out of the five seats in the Assembly bypolls on Tuesday, the BJP, which is heading a coalition government in Manipur since 2017, became the single largest party and further strengthened its political domination in the northeastern state, officials and commentators said on Wednesday.

After wresting the four Assembly seats, including one uncontested, from the Congress, the BJP, which leading the coalition government in Manipur in alliance with the National People's Party

( With inputs from IANS )

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