New Delhi, April 21 -- The Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) of West Bengal has issued orders enforcing strict curbs on motorcycle movement and rallies ahead of polling to ensure free, fair, and peaceful Assembly elections in the state.

The directive has been circulated to all District Election Officers, Commissioners of Police, and Superintendents of Police for immediate enforcement.

According to ANI, the order states that the restrictions will be enforced from "polling day minus two" and will remain in force until the end of polling day, with the objective of curbing intimidation, unlawful mobilisation, and any interference in the electoral process.

Under these measures, motorcycle rallies will be banned beginning two days before polling...