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Rejinagar Bypoll: Rabiul Alam Chowdhury Reverses Withdrawal, Keeps Contender Slot

In the Rejinagar bypoll, candidate Rabiul Alam Chowdhury—backed by the Mamata faction—initially announced his withdrawal from the race. However, he has since reversed the decision and will contest the seat. The move comes amid a competitive political climate in West Bengal, with parties eyeing the constituency’s strategic importance. Chowdhury’s reversal may alter the dynamics of the upcoming vote, raising questions about alliance strategies and voter alignment.

Rejinagar Bypoll: Rabiul Alam Chowdhury Reverses Withdrawal, Keeps Contender Slot
Rejinagar Bypoll: Rabiul Alam Chowdhury Reverses Withdrawal, Keeps Contender SlotPhoto via The Statesman

The Rejinagar bypoll has taken an unexpected turn as Rabiul Alam Chowdhury, a candidate supported by the Mamata faction, withdrew his candidacy earlier this week. In a surprise development, he has now announced that he will continue to contest the seat.

The reversal comes at a crucial juncture in West Bengal’s electoral landscape, where parties are keen to secure footholds in key constituencies. Chowdhury’s decision to stay in the race may influence the balance of support among voters and affect the strategies of rival parties.

Observers note that the move underscores the fluid nature of alliances in the region, with candidates and parties frequently reassessing positions as the election draw near.

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