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Tripura elections: CPM seeks to defend its red bastion from BJP
1 / 8Voters in Tripura's Takarjhala constituency. IBFT is a dominant party in the area (Express Photo)
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2 / 8Voters wait to cast their vote near the Bangladesh border in Tripura (Express Photo by Esha Roy)
3 / 8CM Manik Sarkar arrives at Shishu Bihar higher secondary school in Agartala to cast his vote (Express Photo)
4 / 8Voters line at Tripura's Satramnagar constituency (Express Photo)
5 / 8A Reyang lady is showing her marked finger after casting her vote in a polling station during Tripura elections. (Express Photo by Abhinav Saha)
6 / 8Mohini Debabarma, 100, comes to vote with her 30-year-old granddaughter-in-law Chandra Debbarma in Tripura. (Express Photo)
7 / 8BJP and CPI(M) flags and posters spotted outside houses in Tripura on Sunday. (Express Photo by Esha Roy)
8 / 8Abdul Ahed, aged 71 was among the first voters at Rajnagar polling booth at the border. He arrived at 5.30 am and cast his vote at 7 am.
