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Hrs before rural polls announcement, Mamata rolls out outreach campaign

Indian Express 09 Jun 2023
The CM announced the campaign just hours before the State Election Commissioner announced the date for the panchayat polls in the state ... \u201cWe have seen how the truth has been manipulated, and fake stories are published to suppress the real cause of the accident ... \u201cWe have seen how the central government tries to suppress news about Manipur.
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Is Pride becoming political poison?

Hot Air 08 Jun 2023
The last domino to fall was gay marriage ... In almost every case where gay rights are invoked to prove oppression, the actual story is about how a gay activist is trying to suppress the rights of a Christian to dissent ... Nobody in the MSM is interested in telling you the truth–in fact, they relentlessly push the suppression of alternative voices ... .
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CBI raids in Bengal to divert attention from Balasore train accident: Mamata Banerjee

Blitz 07 Jun 2023
You cannot suppress the truth by doing all this ... Mamta Banerjee said that so many people have died, the truth should come out. Such a big train accident happened, it should not be suppressed ... The Chief Minister said that you (BJP government) will not be able to suppress the truth ... He said that I want the truth to come out.
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The Escalating Persecution of Truth Tellers, by Paul Craig Roberts

The Unz Review 07 Jun 2023
I have in a number of articles explained the fate of truth tellers ... Taibbi, is a leftwinger who told the truth and was punished for doing so ... The suppression of truth is occurring everywhere in the Western “democratic” world ... They are achieving their goal by redefining truth as what serves their agenda ... The Escalating Persecution of Truth Tellers.
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Centre trying to prevent truth behind Odisha train crash from coming out: Mamata

The Siasat Daily 07 Jun 2023
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Wednesday hit out at the BJP-ruled Centre alleging that there were attempts to suppress the cause of the train accident in Odisha ... “You (BJP government) will not be able to suppress the truth. I want the truth to come out.
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CBI raids 16 Bengal civic bodies in recruitment case

Hindustan Times 07 Jun 2023
Banerjee condemned the raids and accused the Centre of trying to suppress the cause of last week’s triple train accident in Odisha’s Balasore district, which has claimed 288 lives so far and left over 1,100 injured ... These tactics cannot suppress the truth behind the railway disaster.
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The Subtle Art of Propaganda

GlobalResearch 07 Jun 2023
If and when they actually do publish something truthful, I regard the contribution as a sly way to seduce readers to the dross that fills the other pages ... The Times headline is a minor masterpiece of semi-truth-telling in the service of larger deceptive aims ... truth, which is this.
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Truth behind train accident must come out: MamataBJP-Bengal’s leader Suvendu Adhikari, had on Monday asked ...

Deccan Herald 06 Jun 2023
The “truth” behind the train accident must come out, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee – also a former railways minister, said on Tuesday, amid political statements being made around CBI’s probing of the Balasore train accident. “I want the truth to come out truth must come out truth must not be suppressed.
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Odisha train tragedy: 31 from WB are still missing, says Mamata

The Siasat Daily 06 Jun 2023
Bhubaneswar. West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Tuesday said 31 passengers from her state, who were travelling in the express trains that met with an accident on June 2 evening in Odisha’s Balasore, are still missing ... Truth must come out. Let the truth prevail; it must not be suppressed.” ... Let’s truth come out.” ... .
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Odisha train accident: CBI takes over probe; state begins DNA sampling as unidentified bodies pile

Indian Express 06 Jun 2023
He said the toll was revised owing to the double counting of some bodies ... #WATCH ... Banerjee slammed the Railway Board's decision to hand over the inquiry into the Odisha train accident to the CBI saying that 'it is not the time to suppress the truth'. The West Bengal CM said, 'We want people to know the truth. It is not the time to suppress the truth.
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Odisha train accident is Mamata Banerjee's conspiracy, says BJP's Suvendu Adhikari: ‘Why is she panicking over…’

Live Mint 06 Jun 2023
... Board's move to involve the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) in the Odisha train accident inquiry, stating that it was an attempt to suppress the truth, emphasizing the need for transparency at this time.'I also gave Gyaneshwari Express case to CBI but no result came.
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Mamata slams Centre for seeking CBI probe: \u2018Not the time to suppress truth\u2019

Indian Express 06 Jun 2023
People should know the truth, and this is not the time to suppress it\u2026 As railway minister, I had given CBI the responsibility to probe (2010) the Jnaneswari Express accident, but there has not been any headway in the probe even after 12 years later,\u201d said Banerjee, who ...
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Suvendu Adhikari alleges ‘TMC conspiracy’ in Odisha train tragedy, party responds

Financial Express 06 Jun 2023
Follow Us ... Breaking News Live ... Odisha train accident ... WFI row ... “People should know the truth, and this is not the time to suppress it… As railway minister, I had given CBI the responsibility to probe (2010) the Jnaneswari Express accident, but there has not been any headway in the investigation even after 12 years later,” said Banerjee ... .
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West Bengal: CM to visit Odisha again on Tuesday, cancels Darjeeling trip

The Siasat Daily 05 Jun 2023
Kolkata ... #WATCH . West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee reacts on Railway Board seeking CBI inquiry into Balasore train accident, says "We want people to know the truth. It is not the time to suppress the truth". pic.twitter.com/hWUNRxZK7M— ANI (@ANI) June 5, 2023 ... She also said that the identities of all those killed in the accident are not known yet ... .

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