Kolkata, April 29 -- BJP candidate from Sonarpur Dakshin assembly seat, Roopa Ganguly, on Wednesday arrived at a polling booth in Kolkata to cast her vote, as voting across 142 assembly seats in the second phase of West Bengal elections commenced earlier in the day.

Speaking to ANI, Ganguly discussed issues with the Electronic Voting Machine, which she had fixed.

"There was a slight problem with the machine and battery. I quickly got it fixed. I can't say anything more right now," she said.

Earlier, BJP's Pursurah candidate Biman Ghosh, cast his vote in Hooghly, as polling across 142 seats in West Bengal commenced.

Speaking to ANI, Ghosh appealed to people to come out of their homes and exercise their voting right. He also hoped for p...