The dates of West Bengal elections are yet to be determined but all political parties are continuing to attack each other. The Election Commission team is touring West Bengal. At this time, the TMC has informed the Election Commission that the BJP is intimidating people across the border through the BSF for votes, and now Bengal BJP chief Dilip Ghosh has named the Rohingyas as voters in the border.
On Thursday, Dilip Ghosh made this statement during a media briefing after meeting with the Election Commission. He told the Election Commission that there is an atmosphere of fear among the people about the upcoming elections in West Bengal and therefore the army should be sent here soon.
He said, ‘The entire team of the Election Commission has come here to collect the election preparations. As an opposition party, we have asked them to ensure an environment where people can cast their ballots in peace and justice. It is necessary to deploy central forces here soon.
Ghosh said there was an atmosphere of fear in West Bengal and that there were reports of violence in all 42 parliamentary seats during last year’s Lok Sabha elections. He added that central forces should be deployed inside booths and state police outside booths for fair voting.
The BJP has been accused by the TMC of threatening the people of the border villages to get votes on its behalf through the BSF. Asked this question, Ghosh said: ‘We are sure that the name of the Rohingya in the border areas has been added to the electorate. The Election Commission should look into this.
The Election Commission team has come to take stock of the preparations
In view of the forthcoming assembly in the state, the entire electoral commission headed by Chief Election Commissioner Sunil Arora reached West Bengal on Wednesday evening for a two-day visit. The dates of West Bengal elections have not yet been announced.
TMC charged
TMC leaders also met with the Election Commission’s delegation on Thursday. After the meeting, TMC general secretary Partha Chatterjee told the media: “We have informed Chief Election Commissioner and Election Commission officials that the BSF is threatening voters in areas adjacent to the border.
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