Kolkata: As soon as the panchayat elections are announced in West Bengal, clashes and violence have started in different areas of the state like every time. In view of this, a delegation of Bengal BJP met Governor CV Anand Bose and demanded the deployment of central forces during the elections. He also demanded CCTV surveillance during elections and no deployment of civic volunteers during elections.
According to the report, Bengal BJP unit president Sukanta Majumdar has said that the state elections have been announced without any consultation. Nomination papers are not being found at the BDO office. Just yesterday, a Congress worker was murdered. A citizen of Bengal has been killed. He said that a central corps should be deployed in Bengal. Civic volunteers, para-teachers should be kept separate from the election process. CCTV footage of the polling station and counting of votes will be made public. He said the governor has said he will speak to the chief election commissioner. I will also talk to the Chief Minister. There should be a violence-free election. Efforts are on but this government (Mamata government) is trying to create fear.
On the other hand, a BJP worker hand was broken in skirmish over filing of nomination in Birbhum's Lovepur. It was alleged that when he went to file his nomination, he was severely beaten up. A BJP worker's hand has been broken. The BJP has alleged that party workers were attacked by TMC goons near Lovepur petrol pump today. When he went to file his nomination for the Lovepur block office. They were beaten with sticks. Several BJP workers were injured.
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