Constituency Haripal Role Politician Name Becharam Manna | Religion Hindu | |
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Preceded by Bharati Mukherjee of CPI(M) Party All India Trinamool Congress | ||
Political party Trinamool Congress | ||
Becharam manna attacks cpm bjp in objectionable language
Becharam Manna is an Indian politician representing Trinamool Congress. He won the Haripal seat by a margin of 22,000 votes, in the 2011 West Bengal state assembly elections. The Singur seat was retained by the sitting Trinamool Congress MLA, Rabindranath Bhattacharya. He also became Minister of State of the Agriculture Department, Government of West Bengal for few days.
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- Becharam manna attacks cpm bjp in objectionable language
- Calcutta high court issued contemt rule against becharam manna
- Background
- References
He was the first person to challenge the Tata group at Singur, when the Nano plant was being constructed. He is the convener of Krishi Jami Raksha Samiti, a group agitating for the protection of agricultural land.
Calcutta high court issued contemt rule against becharam manna
Background
Becharam Manna belongs to a poor family of sharecroppers living at Ratanpur. He studied up to class X and holds a diploma from an Industrial Training Institute. He worked in a jute mill for some time. After winning in the elections, he confirmed that at Singur land had been “forcibly taken from nearly 2,900 villagers”.
