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Poll Body Signals More Repolls, Fresh Elections If Rules Are Broken In Bengal
AI-enabled CCTV cameras will monitor polling stations in real time. If cameras are switched off or any suspicious activity is detected, repolling can be ordered immediately.
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BJP's Suvendu Adhikari Claims Trinamool May Try To Rig 2023 Panchayat Polls
Leader of Opposition in West Bengal Assembly, Suvendu Adhikari, has called upon Bharatiya Janata Party(BJP) workers to resist possible attempts by the ruling Trinamool Congress to capture booths and rig next year's panchayat elections in the state.
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Mamata Banerjee Claims "Security Forces Told Not To Resist Booth Capturing"
Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today claimed BJP activists were forcibly occupying polling booths and attacking Trinamool members, including party candidates, and asserted that she would not get bogged down by such "intimidating tactics".
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Caught In BJP-Trinamool Chaos For 2 Hours, Mamata Banerjee Dials Governor
Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee had to be rescued by the paramilitary forces after having to stay confined for more than two hours at a polling booth in Nandigram amid an extremely tense face-off between BJP and Trinamool Congress supporters
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"Shoot To Kill": Bengal BJP Candidate On How To Tackle Booth-Capturing
Lok Sabha elections 2019: The BJP's candidate in West Bengal's Basirhat Lok Sabha seat, Sayantan Basu, raised a controversy on Tuesday with his comments that people who try to capture booths in the national elections should be shot to death.
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"Shoot Booth Captors In The Chest": Bengal BJP Leader's Shocker
Senior West Bengal BJP leader Sayantan Basu on Tuesday courted controversy by asking party cadres to shoot those who would try to capture booths during the coming Lok Sabha polls.
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"More CRPF Men Than Voters": Mamata Banerjee's Dig After Massive Bypoll Victory
In a resounding rejection of accusations of rigging, booth capturing and violence by the ruling party in polls in West Bengal, the Trinamool today snapped up the Maheshtala Assembly seat with five times more votes than last time and 30,000 more than votes polled by BJP and CPM.
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13 Deaths, Bombs, Ballot Box-Burning In Bengal Panchayat Polls: 10 Points
Thirteen people died and around 50 were injured in widespread violence that swept across Bengal, centering the panchayat elections. Instances of violence -- bomb attack, booth capture, ballot boxes set on fire and attacks on journalists -- were reported from at least eight districts. By 5 pm, the turnout was 72 per cent, but voting continued becaus...
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Congress Leader Jairam Ramesh Alleges Booth Capturing, Rigging In West Bengal
Senior Congress leader Jairam Ramesh today alleged that booth capturing and rigging were taking place in the ongoing West Bengal Assembly polls despite heavy deployment of central forces.
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Left Front Alleges Booth Capturing In West Bengal Assembly Elections
Pointing fingers at the Trinamool Congress, the Left Front today claimed widespread booth capturing and false voting in the second round of the first phase of the West Bengal Assembly polls.
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Poll Body Signals More Repolls, Fresh Elections If Rules Are Broken In Bengal
AI-enabled CCTV cameras will monitor polling stations in real time. If cameras are switched off or any suspicious activity is detected, repolling can be ordered immediately.
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BJP's Suvendu Adhikari Claims Trinamool May Try To Rig 2023 Panchayat Polls
Leader of Opposition in West Bengal Assembly, Suvendu Adhikari, has called upon Bharatiya Janata Party(BJP) workers to resist possible attempts by the ruling Trinamool Congress to capture booths and rig next year's panchayat elections in the state.
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Mamata Banerjee Claims "Security Forces Told Not To Resist Booth Capturing"
Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today claimed BJP activists were forcibly occupying polling booths and attacking Trinamool members, including party candidates, and asserted that she would not get bogged down by such "intimidating tactics".
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Caught In BJP-Trinamool Chaos For 2 Hours, Mamata Banerjee Dials Governor
Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee had to be rescued by the paramilitary forces after having to stay confined for more than two hours at a polling booth in Nandigram amid an extremely tense face-off between BJP and Trinamool Congress supporters
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"Shoot To Kill": Bengal BJP Candidate On How To Tackle Booth-Capturing
Lok Sabha elections 2019: The BJP's candidate in West Bengal's Basirhat Lok Sabha seat, Sayantan Basu, raised a controversy on Tuesday with his comments that people who try to capture booths in the national elections should be shot to death.
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"Shoot Booth Captors In The Chest": Bengal BJP Leader's Shocker
Senior West Bengal BJP leader Sayantan Basu on Tuesday courted controversy by asking party cadres to shoot those who would try to capture booths during the coming Lok Sabha polls.
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"More CRPF Men Than Voters": Mamata Banerjee's Dig After Massive Bypoll Victory
In a resounding rejection of accusations of rigging, booth capturing and violence by the ruling party in polls in West Bengal, the Trinamool today snapped up the Maheshtala Assembly seat with five times more votes than last time and 30,000 more than votes polled by BJP and CPM.
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13 Deaths, Bombs, Ballot Box-Burning In Bengal Panchayat Polls: 10 Points
Thirteen people died and around 50 were injured in widespread violence that swept across Bengal, centering the panchayat elections. Instances of violence -- bomb attack, booth capture, ballot boxes set on fire and attacks on journalists -- were reported from at least eight districts. By 5 pm, the turnout was 72 per cent, but voting continued becaus...
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Congress Leader Jairam Ramesh Alleges Booth Capturing, Rigging In West Bengal
Senior Congress leader Jairam Ramesh today alleged that booth capturing and rigging were taking place in the ongoing West Bengal Assembly polls despite heavy deployment of central forces.
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Left Front Alleges Booth Capturing In West Bengal Assembly Elections
Pointing fingers at the Trinamool Congress, the Left Front today claimed widespread booth capturing and false voting in the second round of the first phase of the West Bengal Assembly polls.
