Repoll Ordered in West Bengal: EC's Response to Alleged Malpractices
The Election Commission has scheduled a repoll for 15 polling stations in two Assembly constituencies in West Bengal, following allegations of electoral malpractices. The decision affects Magrahat Paschim and Diamond Harbour constituencies. Political tensions have risen with both TMC and BJP officials voicing their contrasting perspectives.
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In response to allegations of electoral malpractices, the Election Commission announced a repoll in 15 polling stations across two Assembly constituencies in West Bengal's South 24 Parganas district.
The order affects Magrahat Paschim and Diamond Harbour, with the repoll scheduled on May 2. The decision was informed by reports from returning officers, observers, and material circumstances.
Political rivalry has intensified, with the BJP claiming favoritism towards TMC in previous polls. Meanwhile, TMC officials dismiss these claims, asserting that the demand for a repoll is due to BJP's fear of electoral defeat.
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