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India Today - Axis My India Exit polls have predicted that the BJP alliance is set to retain power in Tripura..
The exit polls have predicted that the BJP alliance is likely to get a comfortable majority with 36-45 seats in the 60-seat Tripura Assembly..
Earlier on February 16, according to the Election Commission, nearly 90 per cent voting was recorded in the North Eastern State..
* This year, CPM and Congress have formed a pre-poll alliance to counter BJP, which has retained the Indigenous Peoples Front of Tripura (IPFT) as its regional partner.'..
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