Kolkata. The political atmosphere is continuously heating up amid voting in West Bengal. Trinamool Congress (TMC) Rajya Sabha MP Mamata Thakur made serious allegations against the Election Commission, saying that “an orgy is taking place in Bengal.”
She claimed that she was called at night and informed that a complaint has been registered against her for distributing money in Bagda assembly constituency, while she was present at her home. He also alleged that the central security forces were threatening the leaders and the BJP was influencing the elections in collusion with the Election Commission.
79% voting till 3 pm-
According to Election Commission data, around 79 percent voting was recorded in the state till 3 pm, which shows the enthusiasm of the voters.
Statements of BJP leaders-
When BJP leader Shubhendu Adhikari was asked a question about Bhawanipur seat, he said that the victory margin will be clear after 6 pm.
At the same time, BJP MP Locket Chatterjee claimed that voting is going on peacefully and this time there is a possibility of more voting than the first phase. He said that “BJP is forming the government” and “Bengal is getting out of the hands of Mamata Banerjee.”
Increasing political tension-
It is clear from the allegations and counter-allegations and rhetoric amid voting that the election atmosphere of Bengal is very heated. Now all eyes are on the results, which will decide in whose favor the public will decide.
-
NTA UGC NET June 2026: Application Process, Exam Dates, and Eligibility Criteria
-
UPSESSB Announces New Exam Dates for Post Graduate Teacher Recruitment 2022
-
UGC NET June 2026: Registration for UGC NET June Begins; Apply by May 20, Exam Starts June 22..
-
Strengthening Ties: India and Ecuador Commit to Enhanced Bilateral Relations
-
World's longest tunnel will stretch 76 miles and cut eight-hour journey to 40 minutes
