Kolkata, May 6: The Election Commission has directed the Chief Secretary, Director General of Police, and Central Armed Police Forces stationed in West Bengal to adopt a zero-tolerance policy towards post-poll violence. This directive comes in response to reports of violent incidents across various parts of the state following the announcement of election results on … Read more
Kolkata, May 6: The atmosphere in Kolkata is one of celebration following the BJP’s victory in West Bengal. Many residents have highlighted women’s safety as a primary concern in their reactions. A young woman stated, “Most people are saying that changing the government is a good thing. All women want their safety to be increased, … Read more
Patna, May 4: The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is heading towards a decisive victory in West Bengal, generating excitement among its leaders and workers. BJP MLA Maithili Thakur congratulated the party on its success. Speaking to reporters, Thakur stated, “The BJP has received immense love in West Bengal. The people have shown trust in the … Read more
New Delhi, May 4: The counting of votes for the assembly elections in Tamil Nadu, Kerala, West Bengal, Assam, and Puducherry is set to begin today. Trends will emerge in phases, with final results expected by the end of the day. Approximately 250 million people recently cast their votes in Tamil Nadu, Kerala, West Bengal, … Read more
New Delhi, May 2: The Election Commission of India has announced the deployment of additional counting supervisors and police observers in West Bengal. This move aims to enhance security arrangements around counting centers and ensure law and order during the 2026 assembly elections. A total of 165 additional counting supervisors and 77 police observers will … Read more
Kolkata, May 1: The Election Commission has directed general observers for all 294 assembly seats in West Bengal to be present at their respective counting centers and halls by 8 AM on May 4, when the counting begins. The observers are also required to remain until the counting is complete and the winning candidates are … Read more
New Delhi, May 1: The Trinamool Congress (TMC) has challenged the Election Commission’s decision to appoint central government and public sector employees for counting duties in the West Bengal elections in the Supreme Court. The party has filed a new petition against the Calcutta High Court’s ruling. The Supreme Court is set to hear TMC’s … Read more
