Nandigram, Oct. 9 -- As vote counting begins in Nandigram and Rejijinagar Assembly constituencies in West Bengal, the Opposition parties launched a blistering attack on the Bharatiya Janata Party, citing claims of election rigging, systematically preventing voters from reaching polling booths, and trying to influence the electoral process in the State.

West Bengal Congress President Subhankar Sarkar voiced strong concern over the electoral process, alleging that genuine voters were systematically prevented from reaching polling stations.

Speaking to ANI, Sarkar said that the party has demanded a re-poll in both Nandigram and Rajijinagar Assembly constituencies as voters were unable to reach the polling booths.

"There would have been so...