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TMC wins panchayat elections in West Bengal, BJP comes second

West Bengal’s panchayat elections saw a lopsided victory for the Trinamool Congress (TMC). Out of 3317 seats, TMC has won 2552 of them overall in this election. Additionally, TMC won 232 Panchayat Samiti seats and 12 of the 20 seats in the Zilla Parishad.

Second place went to the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). Seven panchayat samiti and a total of 212-gram panchayats have been won by the BJP. However, the BJP’s account in the Zilla Parishad could not be opened. In many seats, the election results are still pending.

Additionally, CM Mamata Banerjee published a Facebook post about her outstanding accomplishment in the Panchayat elections. In the panchayat elections, the TMC’s voice, according to his writing, held sway. We acknowledge the people for this success. We appreciate the love and assistance as well. This election’s outcome has demonstrated that only TMC has the support of the state’s citizens.

485 companies of central force got approval for west bengal panchayat elections

The Union Home Ministry has approved the final 485 companies of the central force for the panchayat elections, bringing the total to 822 companies, the West Bengal State Election Commission informed the Calcutta High Court on Monday.

SEC counsel expressed concern about 4,834 booths, or 7.8% of the total 61,636 booths, that were identified as sensitive.

Mamata government got a big blow from the Supreme Court! HC order on deployment of central forces upheld

In the West Bengal Panchayat election violence case, the Supreme Court dealt the Mamta government and the State Election Commission a serious blow. A petition opposing the Calcutta High Court‘s decision on the use of centralized troops in the West Bengal Panchayat elections was dismissed by the Supreme Court.

While rejecting the State Election Commission’s appeal, the Supreme Court refused to overturn the High Court’s decision. An appeal against the Calcutta High Court‘s order to deploy central security personnel in each district within 48 hours has been filed with the Supreme Court.

Bengal Panchayat Election: HC orders deployment of central security forces in every district, SC will hear this petition tomorrow

The petition filed by the Mamata government and the State Election Commission in the West Bengal Panchayat elections violence case will be heard by the Supreme Court tomorrow. The deployment of central security troops in each district within 48 hours had been mandated by the Calcutta High Court. Both have appealed this to the Supreme Court.

Let us inform you that Mamata Banerjee, the chief of the TMC and the chief minister of Bengal, filed a review case contesting the judgment of the Calcutta High Court. Mamta has asked the High Court to have its judgment reexamined. Prior to the panchayat elections, the Calcutta High Court ordered the deployment of central forces throughout the entire state.

During the Panchayat elections in Bengal, there is a lot of violence. To date, dozens of people have been hurt while other people have died in various events. The Calcutta High Court had issued this directive in light of this.

West Bengal Panchayat elections: BJP reached the High Court due to non-deployment of central forces

The BJP filed a complaint with the High Court on the incidence of violence that occurred during nomination for the West Bengal panchayat elections.

The BJP further asserts that in defiance of the court’s directive, central forces are not being deployed. The state administration was ordered by the Calcutta High Court to use central forces in the panchayat elections in its decision from Tuesday. Specifically, directives were given to hold panchayat elections in seven districts with central forces present.

The plea was submitted by Adhir Ranjan Chowdhary, the state president of the Congress, and opposition leader Shubhendu Adhikari.

West Bengal State Election Commission starts preparations for Panchayat elections

By releasing a notification directing the preparation of voting booths in the rural pockets, the West Bengal State Election Commission (WBSEC) has begun the preparation process for the upcoming panchayat elections.

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However, the polling dates have not yet been made public. The Commission requested that District Magistrates send a list of potential polling places for the rural civic elections by March 31 in the notification.

The Commission will release a draft list of polling places on April 5 in light of this. The WBSEC will ask various political parties for their opinions on this count after the draft list is published.

The final list of polling places will be released on April 28 after amendments have been made based on the parties’ requests by April 25.

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