"Congress in West Bengal is ascending. It's clear that it is slowly consolidating its position in the state politics. A new zeal can be witnessed among our party workers in recent times," he told a press conference here.
Speaking about the party's plans keeping in mind the upcoming municipal and panchyat by-polls early next year, Chowdhury said, "We have taken the decision to start our fight against the misrule by Trinamool Congress government in the state.
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In fact, Congress district leaders have been asked to prepare a list of probable candidates for next year's assembly elections, Chowdhury said.
The decision was taken today at a meeting where Chowdhury, Congress leaders and MLAs from the districts were present.
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