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Factually incorrect : EC rubbishes Mamata Banerjee s claim of voting discrepancies in Nandigram
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Kolkata: Election Commission of India (ECI) rubbished West Bengal Chief Ministerâs claim that voters have been intimidated at Boyal in Nandigram that went for polls on April 1 during the second phase of polling.
Notably, the TMC supremo and candidate of Nandigram was seen sitting inside booth seven of Boyal on the poll day, claiming that the voters were being intimidated by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). After special observers Nagendra Tripathi reached the spot and assured the TMC supremo that he will keep strict vigil at that area, then the TMC supremo left the spot.
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Vote day Thursday in East Midnapore’s Nandigram, with Mamata Banerjee pitted against her former aide and now rival from the BJP, Suvendu Adhikari, was marked by many incidents of near-clashes between Trinamul and BJP supporters and allegations of poll malpractices.
On Wednesday, The Telegraph had reported that 22 companies of central forces were deployed and Section 144 imposed to avert any breach of law and order in Nandigram on vote day.
Though there was no bloodshed across 255 booths spread across two blocks in Nandigram, security forces of both state and central governments rushed from one booth to another with complaints pouring in at control rooms set up at the Nandigram BDO office and police station.