Baharampur/IBNS, April 4 -- In a strong signal ahead of the Assembly elections, the Election Commission of India cracked down on alleged voter intimidation in West Bengal, leading to the arrest of a local councillor whose threat went viral on social media.
Raju Mondal, a councillor of the Trinamool Congress in Baharampur, was arrested on Friday after a video surfaced showing him warning a voter against supporting the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in the upcoming polls.
What did he say?
In the viral clip, Mondal, accompanied by party workers, is heard cautioning a resident against voting for the Opposition. He even suggested abstaining from voting in case of "chaos".
BJP's reaction
Reacting to the development, BJP IT cell head Amit Mal...
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