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Mamata Banerjee arrives at a polling station during the second phase of West Bengal Assembly Polls at Boyal in Nandigram on Thursday (April 1).
The Election Commission (EC) cited the report of its general observer in West Bengal on Thursday to say voting was not disrupted at any moment at polling station number 7 in Nandigram, from where Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee is contesting.
In a statement, the commission said many sections of media have been covering the incident of alleged gherao of Hon ble Chief Minister of West Bengal and crowding at Polling Station No. 7 at 210 Nandigram AC (assembly constituency) today that inter alia resulted in disruption of poll process . It said general observer Hemen Das, an IAS officer, and police observer Ashutosh Roy (IPS) were asked to go to the spot immediately.
Polling Was Not Disrupted In West Bengal s Nandigram: EC
The EC statement also said a separate handwritten complaint was received from the chief minister via the chief electoral officer (CEO) of West Bengal late in the afternoon. PTI Outlook Web Bureau 2021-04-02T08:43:23+05:30 Polling Was Not Disrupted In West Bengal s Nandigram: EC outlookindia.com 2021-04-02T08:45:33+05:30
Citing the report of its general observer in West Bengal, the Election Commission (EC) has said voting was not disrupted at any moment at polling station number 7 in Nandigram, from where Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee is contesting. Many sections of media have been covering the incident of alleged gherao of Hon ble Chief Minister of West Bengal and crowding at Polling Station No. 7 at 210 Nandigram AC (assembly constituency) today that inter alia resulted in disruption of poll process, the commission said in a statement.
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