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Supreme Court dismisses Trinamool's plea to access frozen bank accounts

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The Supreme Court has dismissed a plea from the Trinamool Congress to operate four of its bank accounts. The accounts were frozen by authorities. The court noted that the Election Commission has frozen the party's election symbol. As a result, the larger issue of who controls the funds is pending adjudication.

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