Mamata dials Bengal lead representative, says ‘Nandigram local people not being permitted to cast a ballot.’
Key points:
- Soon after Mamata Banerjee’s complaint and request to Jagdeep Dhankhar to look into the matter, the governor posted on Twitter, “Issues flagged @MamataOfficial a while ago on the phone have been imparted to the concerned.
- Mamata dials Bengal lead representative.
- Nandigram electorate is not being permitted to project their voting form.
West Bengal boss clergyman Mamata Banerjee on Thursday dialled the state’s lead representative Jagdeep Dhankhar asserting that few Nandigram electorate citizens are not being permitted to project their voting form.
“…They didn’t permit the nearby individuals to make their choice. From morning I am campaigning…Now I am interesting to you, please see…” the main priest was cited as saying by news organization ANI.
Banerjee’s case goes ahead a day when 30 supporters in West Bengal from the areas of South 24 Parganas, Bankura, Paschim Medinipur, and Purba Medinipur are casting a ballot in the second period of get together surveys to choose the following state government.
Not long after the central priest’s grumbling and solicitation to Dhankhar to investigate the matter, the lead representative posted on Twitter, “Issues hailed @MamataOfficial some time prior on the telephone have been bestowed to the concerned. There is a full affirmation of the worries about adherence to law and order. Am certain everything will act in right soul and genuineness with the goal that popular government prospers.”
Banerjee was at a surveying corner in Nandigram when she called the lead representative. She likewise affirmed that individuals were raising mottos at corners and that they are untouchables. “They came from Bihar and UP; Central Forces are securing them,” she told ANI. She was alluding to uproarious emphases of BJP’s ‘Jai Shree Ram’ mottos that could be heard as she sat inside the corner, as per ANI.
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The central priest arrived at the corner amid charges of stalls being caught by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). ANI revealed, adding, Trinamool Congress (TMC) specialists have asserted that they are not being permitted to enter the surveying stations in Nandigram.
As indicated by the news office, Banerjee educated that 63 objections regarding stall catching have been shipped off the Election Commission (EC).
The Nandigram voting demographic sees a wild fight among Banerjee and BJP’s Suvendu Adhikari, who was before the main priest’s nearby helper.
While the main pastor is looking for a third term in the eastern state, Adhikari had prioritised that he would stop governmental issues if he doesn’t crush Banerjee by 50,000 votes.
West Bengal goes to the surveys in eight stages. The main period of casting a ballot was directed on March 27, and the last stage will be hung on April 29. The tallying of votes will be done on May 2.
