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Only TMC Nominee with Twin‑Flower Symbol Files Papers Ahead of Bypoll Deadline

On the day before the deadline for filing nominations in the upcoming West Bengal by‑elections, Rabiul of the All India Trinamool Congress is the sole candidate to have submitted his papers using the party’s twin‑flower emblem. The move underscores the TMC’s cautious entry into the contest, as other parties have yet to file their nominations. Election officials in the state will verify the submissions before the formal deadline tomorrow.

Only TMC Nominee with Twin‑Flower Symbol Files Papers Ahead of Bypoll Deadline
Only TMC Nominee with Twin‑Flower Symbol Files Papers Ahead of Bypoll DeadlinePhoto via Times of India — Kolkata

On the eve of the nomination deadline for the West Bengal by‑elections, Rabiul of the All India Trinamool Congress has become the only candidate from the party to file his nomination papers featuring the twin‑flower symbol. The filing took place at the designated election office in the state. Election officials are currently reviewing the paperwork to confirm compliance with the electoral guidelines.

The TMC’s limited participation in the by‑poll process has drawn attention, as other parties have yet to submit their nominations. Rabiul’s early filing may indicate the party’s strategic approach to the upcoming contests.

Election authorities will finalize the list of candidates tomorrow after all submissions are verified. Voters in the affected constituencies will soon learn which names will appear on the ballot.

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