West Bengal Governor Urges Calm Ahead of Lok Sabha Results

West Bengal Governor CV Ananda Bose urged people to accept the Lok Sabha poll results and stay vigilant against disturbances. He announced the opening of a 'Peace Room' at Raj Bhavan for reporting violence and emphasized the need to respect the election outcome. Vote counting is scheduled for Tuesday.

West Bengal Governor, CV Ananda Bose, has appealed to the public to accept the results of the upcoming Lok Sabha polls with patience and vigilance. In a video message from the Raj Bhavan, he stressed the importance of respecting the election outcome.

Governor Bose announced the establishment of a 'Peace Room' at the Raj Bhavan, which will remain operational 24x7 to address complaints of violence. He assured citizens that Bengal and the nation await the results with bated breath, urging everyone to honor the mandate.

With the vote counting set for Tuesday, which will determine West Bengal's 42 Lok Sabha seats, the Election Commission has arranged for over 25,000 polling staff and stringent security measures to ensure an orderly process.