Kolkata, May 3 -- Ahead of repolling in the Falta Assembly constituency, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) MP Jagannath Sarkar alleged voter intimidation under the Trinamool Congress (TMC) rule, claiming residents were forced to vote in a particular manner.
Welcoming the Election Commission's decision to conduct repolling on May 21, Sarkar said it would help ensure fair voting, with counting scheduled for May 23.
Speaking to ANI, Sarkar said, "Under the TMC rule, fair voting never takes place in Falta. Residents of Hindu villages are intimidated and kept away from the polls. Even if they do wish to vote, they are compelled to cast their ballots solely for the TMC. Such is the prevailing atmosphere in many areas. This time, however, the Elect...
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