Nandigram, Oct. 6 -- West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari arrived on Tuesday on a toto, stood in the queue, showed his voter ID and cast his ballot like any other Nandigram voter.
Then Adhikari walked out into the crowd and made a promise that was as personal as it was political: Nandigram may no longer be his Assembly constituency, but it will remain his electoral home until his last breath.
At around 11.30 a.m., CM reached Nandnayekbar Primary School, accompanied by BJP candidate Hasirani Rath. He waited in line to vote, exchanged courtesies with election agents inside the booth, and spent time among local residents after emerging.
He shook hands, posed for selfies and spoke to several women as he walked along the concrete road ...