Counting Controversy: Tensions Rise in Bhabanipur
Tensions have escalated in West Bengal's Bhabanipur constituency over alleged irregularities at the counting centre, including unauthorized car entries and concerns of EVM tampering. With the TMC and BJP at odds, accusations fly between the parties amidst claims of malpractice and security breaches ahead of election results.
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Tensions flared at West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's Bhabanipur assembly constituency a day before vote counting. TMC workers protested, alleging unauthorized entry of BJP-flagged vehicles near the EVM storage area. The incident follows Banerjee's protests over potential security lapses at the same location.
The TMC and BJP are locked in a tense standoff, with TMC expressing fears of electoral malpractice. Despite Banerjee's confidence in a decisive victory, allegations of counting malpractice and possible EVM tampering have been prominent. TMC workers camped near the counting centre have raised serious concerns.
Amidst the drama, the Election Commission and security forces have dismissed claims of procedural breaches, maintaining all actions adhered to guidelines. Meanwhile, BJP dismissed TMC's allegations as frivolous, highlighting past election practices of TMC. The political tussle continues as both parties await the election results.
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