TMC Strategizes for Voter Base Protection in West Bengal

As the TMC gears up for the second phase of the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls, the party has implemented a strategic three-pronged approach to safeguard its voter base. The initiatives focus on facilitating document access, encouraging migrant workers to verify their entries, and adding newly married women to the rolls.

The Trinamool Congress (TMC) in West Bengal is strategizing to protect its voter base with the end of the first phase of electoral roll revision. The draft rolls are set for publication next week as the second phase intensifies.

The party has launched a comprehensive three-pronged strategy involving early groundwork on identifying document-less voters, facilitating migrant workers' return for verification, and registering newly married women who have moved residences. This preparation involves cautious coordination at booth and block levels.

Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee recently announced the establishment of "May I Help You" camps across blocks to assist voters in obtaining the necessary documentation. TMC's efforts also include monitoring potential fake voter inclusions and challenging deletions, marking a crucial juncture in the electoral battle.