Voter List Controversy Casts Shadow Over West Bengal's Democratic Process
West Bengal Congress president Subhankar Sarkar claims the voter list revision process undermines democracy as many eligible voters are excluded. He criticizes the phased release of names as a tactic to prevent public dissent, urging Congress members to support voters amid the state's electoral uncertainty.
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Subhankar Sarkar, the West Bengal Congress president, has raised serious concerns about the ongoing voter list revision in the state, asserting it jeopardizes democracy by excluding numerous eligible voters.
Sarkar highlighted that the strategy of releasing voter names in phases aims to avoid public anger, leaving eligible voters in uncertainty.
He urged Congress members to support the electorate during this challenging period as the state's electoral process remains entangled in legal complications.
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