Revolutionary Socialist Party Burtola (by poll) Assembly Election 1982 – Latest News & Results
| CPI-M | 174 |
| INC | 49 |
| FBL) | 28 |
| RSP | 19 |
| OTH | 24 |
| 294 / 294 | |
RSP Candidates for Burtola (by poll) in Past Elections
| Candidate Name | Year | Votes | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| S.S.Gupta | 1982 | 22420 | Runner Up |
Revolutionary Socialist Party (RSP) News
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Parliament Monsoon Session 2023: Opposition Set to Corner Narendra Modi Govt on Manipur Violence, Railway Safety, Inflation, India-China Border Status and Trade
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Presidential Election 2022: Opposition Parties Urge Sharad Pawar To Contest Presidential Polls, NCP Chief Declines Offer
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Presidential Elections 2022: Opposition Leaders Attend Mamata Banerjee-led Meeting
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Rahul Gandhi Got Real Pulse of India, Says Indian Union Muslim League Member ET Mohammad Basheer
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Article 370 Revoked: Congress, Opposition Parties Protest in Lok Sabha, Seek Presence of PM Narendra Modi on Kashmir Decisions
Congress and some other opposition parties on Monday protested in the Lok Sabha over the government's decisions concerning Jammu and Kashmir, and demanded a statement from Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
