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BJP spent more in Bengal than Congress did across five state polls: EC filings

Bengal accounted for more than half of the BJP's ₹529.38-crore expenditure on the five elections, the other four being in Assam, Keralam, Tamil Nadu and Puducherry; the party spent ₹217.16 crore on general campaigning in Bengal and ₹69.83 crore on candidates.

The Hindu NationalSeptember 24, 20261 min read

BJP spent more in Bengal than Congress did across five state polls: EC filings

Bengal accounted for more than half of the BJP's ₹529.38-crore expenditure on the five elections, the other four being in Assam, Keralam, Tamil Nadu and Puducherry; the party spent ₹217.16 crore on general campaigning in Bengal and ₹69.83 crore on candidates.

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