Aritra Singha is a journalist based in Kolkata, West Bengal, India. He is currently writing for The Free Press Journal, focusing on local news and political developments in West Bengal. Aritra covers a wide range of topics, including crime, politics, and social issues impacting the region.
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Aritra Singha's primary focus is on government and politics, especially in the West Bengal region of India. He extensively covers announcements and developments related to political parties, law enforcement agencies, and significant legal cases.
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On Thursday late evening both the women got arrested by BSF in the Kaliaganj area in North Bengal and were handed over to police.
The West Bengal Junior Doctors Front had agitated in front of CBI headquarters in Kolkata at CGO complex.
Kartik Maharaj of Bharat Sevashram also slammed Hakim for his comment.
TMC MLA and former IPS officer Humayun Kabir slammed Hakim for such a comment.
Mohammed Nurul Alam, a Muktijoddha who was a member of the delegation mentioned that people of Bangladesh are ‘peace loving' and only a handful are ‘hostile'.
Talking to the media, Das said that even if he is slapped with cases he will stand and question in favour of the arrested monk on January 2.
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By: Aritra Singha
Talking to the media, Mamata said that despite the visit of 74 central teams the central funds are not released.
By: Aritra Singha
While inviting Infosys to attend Bengal Global Business Summit (BGBS), the West Bengal Chief Minister also called it a ‘historic’ day for the state.
ED had seized jewellery worth Rs 4.5 crore and several foreign-made luxury cars from Sureka's Ballygunge residence after raiding 10 locations related to Sureka.
Radharaman Das, ISKCON Kolkata vice president said that the ‘violence' should come to an end.
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